The bottom line is they can't because in 99% of the cases that would be an even bigger lie than pretending to be the buyer of the property.

so why take your time.the slower you run your roller the less paint will fly over you and the floorso dont move too quicklyif you move your brush too quickly you will get bare spots so move slowly and evenly or at least just fast enough so the coverage is even and paint doesent start flying all over the place.keep a paint station this is where you will do all your pouring mixing keep your applicator and brushes it should be centrally located to your work area i used a large cardboard box opened up and laid flat. this is a great way to stay focused and avoid accidents like kicking over your paint cleaning up your toolsthis part can be very relaxing sit on the edge of your bathtubstart with your brush run the water and pretend your painting the the bottom of the tub under water keep checking the brush until the water runs clearnext take the roller and roll the tub while the water is running all your paint should come out the roller do this step leisurely way like a good lazy land lord next wash your tray for this step use your rag and while the water is runnning just wash it will take a couple of minutes to get clean take your time be slow and deliberate finally wash your rag and you are all done.that is it stay tuned for lazy landlords guideto floor repair

It is the pretending that some, NOT ALL, of those who strictly wholesale that they have an intention of buying the property that most have an issue with.

As an investor, why would you even pretend you'd win in court on specific performance and a judge would to force a seller to sell you their house?

I'm sure people will respond and tell you to put a completely fictitious (as in fake, or a lie) post on Craigslist advertising a house that you pretend to have, something like "3 br 1 ba fixer special 60% ARV," and when people call, you tell them that it's already sold but you can take their info anyway for when the next deal happens.I'm sure that works, too.

Just be yourself, but don't pretend to be something you're not.

Talk to a real estate agent, look at rentometer, go out and pretend to be a potential tenant of other stuff that is listed for rent.

They pretend there is all this secret info if you just pay X for X event but then you get to X event and they pretend that the real secret info is at an even more expensive event. 

I wont pretend I'm the Donald Trump of negotiations...far from it.

I get a chuckle from BJ's club pretending they only keep it in-store for 2 weeks after purchase, after that you need the receipt.