So it looks like two of the post were created for the sole purpose of writing a positive review

Real estate has the 1031 exchange gift and the many write offs that makes it preferable for many people.

They end up wasting time showing property that their client won't have a chance of getting, and waste time writing up offers that won't get considered, and their buyer clients get their hopes up and then dashed.Consider pricing your listing at the middle, or slightly lower than middle, of what you think it should sell for....instead of pricing it drastically below what you think it will sell for.The market can change overnight sometimes. 

You get the tax write offs, principal paydown, guaranteed sale with no agent fees. 

It could also be that the cashflow is fiction and the locals know that a property in that area will not deliver. 

They are simply writing checks with, as noted above, no real recourse in the property.Third, and back to control, if you are in a pref equity position on a value-add property, you are not second position.  

Instead of figuring out the technology requirements, how about flying to Denver for a nice interview and vacation that's also a tax write-off?  

I informed the tenant of this and told him I would be happy to write up a new lease agreement to include the landscaping if he would want regular maintenance. 

There is a concept in the law where when a contract has ambiguity it will be interpreted in favor of the party that did NOT write the contract.

If the analogy is not clear, writing a letter to get these funds is easy.