Anyone that is "that successful" either doesn't need to the money, so wouldn't be raising a fund, or isn't that successful, so presumably is using investor money to fund the lifestyle.But at the end of the day, I am more in the camp of Chris: if it is too good to be true, it is almost certainly not true.

Most realtors will be able to refer you to lenders, and the same is true with lenders - theyll be able to connect you with a realtor.

@Sara Valentine There is a fine line and limited scope within which you can ask reasonable questions to identify the service animal as a true service animal.

Admire your old school judgement but it’s something to laugh at not something you should do anything about, or something you could even be sure of.If it’s true before long she will OD or some dude will fly off the handle.

Ultimately the true cost of acquisition and investment will need to be disclosed and assessed.

This is true value creation.

It's true that there are several challenges currently, including issues related to fraud, the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA), and pandemic relief measures for tenants.

A true "private Lender" as investors think of them are friends family or associates that lend to you becuase they know and trust you.

What you say is good and true in theory, However when you run actual numbers many good sounding strategies don't work.

They taught me to be a true transactional engineer and I have been able to do multiple transactions.