So who better to "practice" on than the folks that are really owners pretending to be tenants and seeing what is available, folks that wont qualify anyway, housing authority folks, etc ;). i am kind of joking, but by the time the real applicant comes along I am so good at my sales pitch they want the apartment :) 

But they could argue against it as well.My son went over anyway,  shocked to say  he answered the door, pretended he knew nothing about blocked numbers, and paid what was due today.  

If you do end up with a multi family, pretend you don’t own it.

The Fed can't raise the rates (too many reasons to list here) which is why they pretend there's NO INFLATION! 

A scammer could find an abandoned home, change the locks, pretend to be the owner and rent it out.

I don’t pretend to have all the answers.

Instead of pretending to be mr. hot shot about being further in my journey then others I humble myself and ask myself what am I not doing right that is causing me not to be where I want to be .

THAT SAID I think this is a perfect example of why I have a rule of "NEVER be #1, and if you are #1 pretend to be #10".

Pretend like we don't own it. 

Let's pretend the other Buyer offered $54,000.