I wouldn't pretend to be a cash buyer.

Pretend it's property taxes so you're prepared for it each year.

If the previous tenant left owing a bill, the utility companies will want to see the signed Lease/Rental Agreement first before they put the utilities into the new tenant’s name because they want to see if the tenant is really a new tenant or if the old tenant is just pretending to be someone else.

Many "older gentleman" pretend like they are looking for an out to simplify their life, but in reality, they're looking for a mark to take to the cleaners.

Stay away from Raphael Johnson from Keller Williams .he pretend to work with out of state investors.dishonest scam.he defrauded me .Good luck

The best thing to do with $100,000 when getting into this industry is pretend you don't have it.  

Make a game of getting their advice and pretending to let them make decisions that you have carefully framed for them.

David Faulkner I am definitely not a real estate agent and I am not trying to pretend that.

However, since we can use this as a "2nd home" for the short term to justify the uncertain status of its investment potential (with a family member paying low rent to cover costs) we can pretend this is house hacking to convince ourselves we have launched!

@Jonathan Godes  that was the driving force of Brie and I creating turnkey-reviews.com with the hopes that the cream of the crop would rise and the pretenders and slick companies would have to clean up their act or get shunned ...