Yes, I agree the lessons are valuable, but I don't like being lied to.

We all take some pride in what we take down as a deal, I've done my share thinking I got a heck of a deal and 2 years later finding it wasn't as great as anticipated, success often lies in not losing with a decent return if you get enough of them.

We took his boat onto flaming gorge?

It's not that a seller or listing agent will lie or really puff the deal (but some do) it's that they don't understand that how you get into the property will be different than where that seller is in his holding costs and cap rate are irrelevant.

Here lie my questions:Where would I send a certified letter with the cancellation?

In "People of the Lie," the famous psychiatrist M.

@Karin DiMauro you can ask the loan officer that did the pre approval if they got tax returns, but they can lie to you.

You won't get very far lying on your back and letting people destroy your property.

You can't lie to people.

This assumes of course the seller isn't lying (I haven't had the properties appraised yet, but he said he has and have me the figures)-Joe