If a claim ever came up just pretend you don't live there and it should be fine.

When pretending to know what you’re doing on Instagram trying to leverage a free pair of tight work pants?

Nor does he pretend BRRRR isn't a capital-intensive strategy, or that there is no need for reserves.

Also, compare the rate of increase in property taxes, inflation, CapEx a-c-t-u-a-l-s, maintenance, etc. and you AFTER you take into account your own time-value of money to manage the projects (buying Apple is fire and forget and don't pretend that management companies don't need review/discussion)) and the two in theory come out the same.Risk/Reward.

Pretend you don't have it at first.

Don't be afraid to weed out the pretenders.

Anyone sniffing around would see right through you pretending a place is your "primary residence" if your mail, license, vehicle, and all you stuff goes to a different address that is only an hour away and you rent your "primary residence" for 10 months a year.

You are not looking to buy a single property,  so stop pretending you are a flipper and  ohh casually pass along a property that doesnt fit your flipping criteria.

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.

Describe one material fact about your own home that you would have to disclose to a buyer if you were selling – if you’re renting, pretend you own the place.