But don't pretend that the rest are sinking...Sorry if that sounds hard.

Many pretend to be cash buyers but are actually stealing deals. 

From there, we refinanced one from our name into the LLC due to the track record built over prior two years, and have purchased subsequent properties in the LLC name.Im neither a lawyer nor pretend to be one and I’m not qualified to give legal advance.

I don't pretend to know what that will mean for the real estate market, I am thinking there will be downward pressure on prices, albeit not like in 2008.

I'm not an economics major or pretend to know a lot about the economy but since wanting to get into real estate investing I've been studying the market and the trends.

When one of these things happen half the people will say I told you so and the other 1/2 will pretend they never said anything. 

You get to pretend that your property loses 1/27th of its value every year. 

At any rate his buddy is more likely to get helpful hints than some agent from another firm.You have to make a judgment call though, as you want to make sure you don't end up with an unethical one that will really try to fleece you by pretending there are higher offers.

At any rate his buddy is more likely to get helpful hints than some agent from another firm.You have to make a judgment call though, as you want to make sure you don't end up with an unethical one that will really try to fleece you by pretending there are higher offers.

@Jack Luzechy Let's pretend that the local bank is strict with the HELOC requirements and we cannot pull equity yet from this property.