. #3 Be authentic - something I learned earlier in my career is that pretending to be someone else is never going to generate more business.

If you want to pretend that you're discriminating against him because he has HIV or he's single, or whatever, that's up to you I guess.

* How do you know a *real* rock star agent from a pretender?

That is when I learned of the scam.Protective measures I have taken: Watermarked all my pics with my name and email so people can't pretend to own the property.  

Let's pretend there is no appreciation in value of the property or in rents, but at some point you've paid down the principal enough that you now have 50% equity.  

Some guy using the name of a legit lender in Michael stone is trying to gather information from people pretending to offer loans.

My point is that I do not pretend to know the current cycle or the short-term ROI from San Diego buy and hold. 

If you do that, then you will never put yourself into an investment that could drag you all the way down financially, and that this is the prudent way to invest.Beyond that, though, nobody really knows with any kind of certainty if when and to what extent the market will go up, down, or sideways tomorrow or even over the next year ... sometimes people like to pretend that they do, heck we all take an educated guess, but I am typically very skeptical of people that do so with false confidence.

I have never heard anything, but positive words about you, so it's surprising to me that you're attacking me, and pretending to know how I operate my business. 

Pretending these frivolous lawsuits don’t exist and don’t bankrupt real people is willfully ignorant or naive.