But lets pretend it wasnt, where would be a good place to start..........You should begin by reading everything you can find on this site related to multifamily or apartment investing.

Unless you lied and pretended you had "a client" but actually didn't.

But i will tell you, when selling put yourself in the shoes of who you want to buy, pretend your them, where would you then see that offering, what would make you go "hey, look at that".

People LOVE to give their opinion and pretend the expert, so you're learn a ton about the city, neighborhood, and local culture.

@Phineas Howie, it's tax write off that is a game of pretend.  

Take their number and pretend to be looking and see what they're asking.3) Take lots of pictures of your house so you can post them on Craiglists.

very interested in as long as it doesn't require you to cough up $20k to go to a pretend investing college ;)

We only see things through our own narrow perspective and pretend to talk about : "WHAT'S GOOD FOR THE NATION"

I dont dare try to pretend I know how to file the tax statements or even try.

Look on craigslist or any other listing services that are active in your area.Drive around your area and write down numbers from "for sale" signs.Call these listings and pretend to be a tenant.