You can still have a manager run those other units and pretend you are just another tenant (one that doesn't pay rent) but it will get you into a property that will hopefully cash flow once you move out with as little money into it as possible.My other suggestion would be to invest with partners or in a syndication.

From all my court appearances, I noticed that foreign landlords were treated much more leniently, especially if they pretended they could not speak english.

Let's pretend Bob owns a 100 unit apartment complex and he has it listed for $10 million. 

Rules I don’t always agree with, but at the end of the day it isn’t on me to interfere there (pretend to not be a buyer, not speak to seller, etc).I actually just looked through some documents yesterday and turns out the wholesalers title company/insurance was over THREE times what I normally pay (and almost seven times what I paid in my last market).

Everyone likes to pretend these things don't exist and China isn't constantly finding new ways to produce new viruses, but you had the courage to sound the alarm bells and persist. 

In Vegas they don’t even pretend any more when they bring their pets in to restaurants. 

I am not the leading authority on investing and never pretend to be.

Certainly no expert, I have just helped out another manager with some of the partnership issues involved, I won't pretend to be an expert on the foreign side of things.

The MLS price winds up bid up to where it makes sense for the overwhelming majority putting 25% down in a Fannie loan, that's where our Econ 101 "supply and demand curves" meet in the middle on the fictional perfectly efficient open market that they pretend exists in Econ 101 (these podcast guests probably paid the MLS price for their first few properties, but haven't paid the MLS price for the last bunch of properties).All things in life have self-selection bias. :)

Can anyone explain to me why the profile image pretends to upload the picture and then just doesn't change?