I'd imagine that was what through was going through my dad's head when we were rebuilding a fence (I held the can of nails) in 105 degree summer heat.His motivation can't be mine, mine can't be yours, I don't think you can transfer your motivation authentically to someone else.

I love the authenticity of your story.

Secondly, it's this:Let's say I find a property, and I put it under contract and put a deposit in escrow and have it as a legal, binding, authentic contract.

This video is a little different from that sort of authenticity.

I read a good tip that said if all of your reviews are 5-star, then people will question the authenticity of them (like they're all friends and family or you're writing them yourself).

But if you want social media to work for you, you have to put in the work initially then keep it going with a system that still allows you to remain authentic and interesting.

Already there are loads of tourist buses pouring in to visit the many murals, "authentic" Mexican cuisine, etc.  

I listen to his daily deal podcast because they are so much more authentic than anything else I've come across.  

Hi @Devan Mcclish - I can suggest that being authentic and real is about the most important thing you can do.

I've received permission from the applicants by them signing the applications allowing me to run their credit, however, I then realize that this isn't as easy as just going to CreditReport.com because there is an authentication part that makes sure the person isn't getting their identity stolen...