If their lips are moving , they are lying .

Even if you just lie to us...

Also as a wholesaler don’t lie to sellers.

I've seen several on the 1-2-3 hour Free pitch, that provide both extremely bad information and just out right lied to the audience.I think another good strategy might be to go to your local investor meetings. 

The decision wasn't easy, I'd be lying to you if I said that I'm a little freaked out.

I now see an opportunity to pool money together from several people and start to purchase multiple homes at once, however I am not sure how to properly structure this business.I wouldn’t be buying large apartment complexes like a syndicator (I'd need much more experience to handle large deals lie that) but I think the basics still apply.

While it's been producing income for the past year and a half, I have reasons to believe that the property manager is lying to me . . .

Whether the "rescuer" lies about what will happen when the foreclosure takes place, or takes title with a promise to rent-back at an unaffordable rental rate (only to evict the prior owner later), or whatever, the end result is someone other than the homeowner ends up with the equity.

If you intend on keeping it as a single family then the answer to your question lies in simple math.The zip which you provided leads me to believe that the house in question is in the Outer Sunset where in the past 180 days we have seen an average of $909.71/sqft.

I know numbers don’t lie.