It boasts a front porch to die for, with ornate crown molding that dancing all around the exterior of the structure.

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As investors go I notice their nerds, they love to boast and brag about their latest deal and the good ones will inspire and motivate you with good advice and help you grow.

I have to laugh when I see a rental boast about having a 45" TV.  

Even the investor online who flips homes constantly but boasts how he never uses his own cash.

I didn’t start my RI efforts until early 50s and now have seven SFH’s and a fourplex (not to boast, just saying you can move fast when you’re clear on your goal).

I don’t say that boastfully, I say that to give a proper perspective so that new investors don’t jump in with unrealistic expectations. 

I was in the process of going through CL (we buy houses ads), searching for prospective investors to add to my buyers list and I came across one, PeachHomeBuyers dot com, that boasts that it can purchase any home even if the house has no equity and/or is upside down in value.

The speaker at the Rich Dad Poor Dad seminar kept boasting about how she's purchasing $120k REO duplexes for $20k and $300k REO properties for $120-150k, saying that it was an "ok" deal, not "great," and claimed those numbers are easily attainable.

Even with inflated Gross Incomes and artificially reduced Operating Expenses derived from “La-La land†Pro Formas, these property still boast single digit CAP rates… as if they are proud to offer a property at 7%.