@Mackenzie N.Unlike so many arrested-development types who pretend to want to be in this business, you did some adulting and worked it out with your tenant.

@Kris H.Thats one resourceful price if he’s texting you on a number with the same zip code as you pretending to be a real estate agent.

I think the democrats will blow some dust, pretend like they want that bill to pass but then with lobbyists from Hedge funds help nothing will pass...

I chose a local property that was for sale and pretended I was going to buy the property and developed a 30+ page business plan on how I was going to start this business.I ended up winning the local competition and had the opportunity to go to States in Rochester, NY to compete at the state level.

We had several evictions, moderate damage (including having the copper pipes stolen when criminals pretending to be tenants came and cased the house), and a lot of anxiety about vacancies.

@Diane TycangcoZillow numbers can be fun to look, or to maybe pretend what the value of your property is, but I wouldn’t use it for anything else.

Pretend we found a fixer in this area of similar BR/BTH/SF as this property for $2.5M and we wanted to quickly know what it would be worth renovated:Then to see if your renovated product in 6 months will be higher or lower in value, use Market Stats.

When I got mine, the mortgage broker taking my application just said "I will pretend I didn't hear that" when I told her I wanted to use it to buy more real estate.

Besides, the days of your "Put, Put, Pray" business model are rapidly being devoured by tech savvy entrepreneurs who realize they don't need a dinosaur business model and a bunch of stuffy old men in Hawaiian shirts pretending to be professionals to move properties.

Just do your research...leverage systems, and pretend like you know wtf you are doing.