I was in year 2 of a 3 year contract when I contacted them and they seemed to be feigning ignorance and pretending that it's nothing they control.

And let's pretend you've never heard of the city before, so you have no idea what county it is in.

You don't need to call anyone when you have it in writing from .mil direct.You will note that I have an "Active Duty End Date," letting you know that I'm presently a civilian, and that you should reject me as a tenant applicant if I'm trying to pretend that I'm active duty still.Make sure that whatever "Active Duty Status Date" they give you, bump it forward in time a month or two when you search, because it searches for people who enlisted "on or before" this date but will return null results for folks who joined "after" this date.

I won't pretend to be an attorney on that...I'll just tell you I've done it and that banks usually don't mind as long as the payment is being made.  

Pretend you don't have any money.

Now you know your max offer on the property.Let's pretend that the ARV is 200,000, rehab costs are 50,000 and your minimum profit is 20,0000.

You could have a property manager or pretend as if you don't own the home if you don't want the awkwardness of asking for late rent.

I mean pretend you were clearing 2k mo in rent x10 you could get a property manger to handle all that for (9%)1800 mo plus the 75% fee for first mo of a 12 mo lease (15k).

I called back with in 30 minutes but he pretended not knowing what I was talking about. 

TK providers pretend that they are helping buyers.