Your quote sounds good in theory and I’m not against gun ownership but the societies who have more guns per capita also see more murders per capita.

Now we are in the realm of low-return value-add under the auspices that these marginal projects are acceptable due to this false perception of no- risk.

You dropped a few "me's" in your question which is common in today's society.

We live in a very litigious society and there are lots of legal nuances in the business of raising capital and providing investment opportunities and advice.

I’ve spoken extensively on the importance of networks.The three aforementioned points are critical for your ability to function well in our society and can be honed inside of college.

Finally, whenever I see these type of I win and you lose based on money, I think about the few tribes in Africa that are fighting to keep society away from them.

A flat fee of $500 would be more like itSorry for this rant, but i don’t like this old middle man, mob like business which is a huge weight on businesses and households and add absolutely no value to the market and the society.

And coming out of a 1031 exchange might change my perception too.

You’re exactly right Jason, the short term rental avenue is, in my mind, a result of the hotel lobby doing things the wrong way, and people on a small scale being able to be more in touch with society and what people need.

The media likes to focus on the exceptions, but by doing so it radically skews the perception of decades of data that have been gathered on this.