Very true.

I think you misinterpreted my statement: without insurance if someone trips and falls and sues, or just feels like suing the original poster - if there is no insurance in place the owner is responsible That would definitely be true but I think if you read what you wrote you'll see that isn't what was coming across. 

Most true investment properties take about 20% down to get into them.  

If they feel you can't cater to their schedule or timelines, it'll be impossible to take them from potential to true clients. 

Is this true?

The BRRRR method becomes possible if you know the right mortgage brokers, also for foreigners (it is true that for Americans they have their specific criteria to look at things).

It’s true.

While this is true it is not true when the buyer stops paying the mortgage or decides to walk away from the property. 

Would someone confirm if this is true or false. 

I never like to hear that cash flow doesn't exist, as it's not true, it's just tougher to find, and you have to be willing to work for it.