I'm sure at some point in our lives we have all had a family or friend that has borrowed some money from us and never paid it back, perhaps it wasn't a lot of money and perhaps you pretend like it wasn't a big deal but you know deep down that you have changed your view of them.Set your policies and do not stray from them.

I'm sure at some point in our lives we have all had a family or friend that has borrowed some money from us and never paid it back, perhaps it wasn't a lot of money and perhaps you pretend like it wasn't a big deal but you know deep down that you have changed your view of them.Set your policies and do not stray from them.

But if I wasn't me and didn't do that, my "evil twin" might try to pretend I know what I'm talking about when it comes to reverse mortgages, and in the process give you a bunch of bad/crap info.

No legal advice here - not an attorney and not pretending to be one either ...

I spent years pretending that I was making an effort at becoming a REI when, in reality, I was spending my time doing busy work in order to convince myself that I was making strides towards my goal.

So I have to pretend that I am interested in 1 of their listings, discuss it a bit, then mention the area of the subject property.

I understand there are many factors, however let's pretend we are interested in 1st lien positions in default status.

If you're buying to rent, you should spend some time pretending to be a tenant and trying to see other rentals in the same area.

Let's pretend your depreciation for building was $500.So your journal entry for 12/31/13 would be a debit to depreciation expense and a credit to accumulated depreciation building.

I won't pretend to know anything about Waterford (good or bad), but I have heard good things about Madison Heights and that general area for rentals.