Every single question in this link is worth answering  plus one: why do people stop us from asking questions we don’t intend to answer?

When I was a young girl in a foster home, I was asking questions I no longer remember.  However, I will never forget the answer.  The lady of the house snapped, “Shut up and stop asking questions.  Everyone  already knows how smart you are.” Intelligence is not always appreciated.

“By now you should know how to keep everyone from hating you”

Someone I once knew made said tis yo me.  I agree.  I should have figured out how to be liked.  I never did.  But I do know how to ask difficult questions that poke at the heart of an issue.  In this blog we will discuss real estate and housing advocacy.  We will deal with issues like unequal access, discrimination, and difficult subjects.  There are questions curious people  want to ask.  Others do not want to offend people and lose friends. I confess I have nothing to lose. I will say what I think, about housing, and I invite you to do the same in your comments.  The linked video is the beginning of a conversation that I hope sets aside feelings in order to discern true opinions.

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“Free” Tax Lien Hawaii Event Requires a Credit Card to Register

I was so annoyed by the need to download a wallet, I did not pursue the registration. Perhaps I am seeing more of the recent sales practice of calling something free.When, in fact , the event or item must be purchased and a person could possibly get a refund. Are refund and free are not synonymous. These words have different meanings. I do not want to be the kind of salesperson who plays games with words. I will never call something what it is not in order to trick someone into a purchase using a  bait and switch tactic.

In all fairness, the event might actually be free, but for some reason, a credit card is required. I want to be completely transparent by saying I did not pursue the process all the way to the end.

If anyone attends the event, please let me know how my perceptions compare to the real thing.

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