There are two kinds of trusts and two types of assets a trust has;Trust Types:A) Revocable Trust, you can modify it or revoke it prior to deathB) Irrevocable Trust; you're stuck with it.Assets:A) The "corpus" (AKA the secured property)B) The rents and interests from the corpusThere are a few parties to a trust;A) The settlor, the dude who sets it up.B) The trustees, the dudes who are supposed to manage it.C) The beneficiaries, the dudelings who gets the benefit of the trust.Trust litigation can go a few different ways;A) The trust could be declared fraudulent and the court could pretend as if the trust never existed.

At first I did well at screening the recruiters and than one got through the gate-keepers (I believe pretended to be prospective client) and all but begged for just 5 minutes, I had sympathy for her effort so I entertained her.

I’m not an attorney and don’t pretend to be.

Our rents are typically $200-400 above what they list, partially because we have nice units, but an algorithm can not give you accurate prices.A better way is to pretend to be a tenant and shop online, see what else is advertised.

It's an investing niche, however the housing authorities pretend it's just a voucher program, and there's a lot to be learned.I would try to work with the local housing authority on this and see it as an opportunity to learn more about dealing with them.

or should we just proceed pretending nothing had happened and hoping this never happens again?

Is it normal to leave payment space blank.. to pretend to be sba lender ... to tell someone thief ex wife made the money.she had not been in America for almost 2 years.. you don't owe taxes when your not a us citizen the crap that came out of his mouth.. cant get refinance because my name was no longer on llc. 

Yet, I don't like etiquettes and wouldn't pretend to be an expert. 

Then again, I'm not an economist and I don't pretend to be an expert on this complicated game.Bottom line, I continue to invest in as well as find profitable deals for clients, through it all, which requires adapting to current market and interest rates as well as STR supply/demand with shifting strategies.

Pretend you got paid $20k a year to live in the house, well done.