@Rohme Williams,Unfortunately, the lending space is filled with a lot of pretender lenders.

This would be a piece of cake if these 3rd party software vendors could provide a transaction dump into Excel or QBO but they like to pretend like they have a good bookkeeping module.

Home improvement contractors like to pretend that they can do skilled trades that require separate licenses.

Pretend like you want to buy it and run the numbers through the Bigger Pockets calculator.

I don't pretend to catch everything in my quick review.

If there's a site claiming a "list" of PMLs, like that, most likely they are HMLs, pretending to be PMLs, or scammers.The only exception may be list services, which sell lists of people who've paid for properties using cash, data mining public records.

Pretend you don’t have that much to invest or at least be very cautious.

I'm far from perfect and Not pretending to know it all by any means but I'd really love the opportunity to get out there and learn more by getting my feet wet.

I don’t pretend to be an expert, but my portfolio isn’t insignificant & I do take my RE investments seriously.

Okay - here is the approach I would take when walking room to room: Ask questions about dated items (and others) and pretend to be jotting down the answers "When were these countertops installed?"