I called a PM company here awhile ago and pretended to be an applicant because I wanted to see how other people were screening and what their application fee was.

They will be a bit surprised to hear you don’t have all the answers instead of pretending you do.

I won't pretend that I get Twitter and I really don't want to.

Once you get access to the MLS- (Just ask a friend who is a Realtor and tell them you only want to be able to pull comps) then take a month to drive out look at the properties, call the listing agent and get access, work your repair est.s then make a pretend offer.

Now a subchapter S Corp. gives you the same liability protection as any other corporation but the IRS pretends to ignore the corporation and simply taxes the profit or loss the subchapter S corporation made according to the stock percentage you own.

It is one thing to ignore or knowingly ignore but it seems incorrect to pretend some new set of rules or rights emerged around DOS.

I evicted him and he tried to pull an elaborate scam (pretending that his mother was hurt on the property) and then sued me.

I like clipping coupons as along as I don't have to pretend I like bosses who have a say about whether I take home a pay check.You bring up an interesting point about paying SS.

Pretend to be a tenant and ask all their questions.

He's probably thinking of getting a HUD Loan and pretending he is going to live in the property and then trying to flip it.I think you guys are looking at it from the standpoint of a seasoned real estate investor with plenty of capital making a few hundred thousand a year of net income.