The real art is knowing when to listen and when to pretend to listen.

I don't pretend to know it all and still invest substantially in my own education, both in terms of time and money.My mailing today is mostly targeted to legal and government officials who I've spent years cultivating and nurturing.

The lenders have been screwed around no much with pretend buyers or flippers that they appreciate the big deposit .

A text is not an email and I can't pretend it is. half the time I can't understand it.

Brittany some investors are not investors at all.They are daisy chain point collectors, pretenders, etc.You need to screen these people before giving them any of your time.

I'm not an attorney and don't pretend to be one, butI've never seen the state say oh, yes we got notice the lien is wiped out. 

Traveling around on a bus pretending one size fits all doesn't really make you a valuable resource.Read these two threads before you go to the first one: Taking a stand after a $50,000 liePlease help $41,000 paid to a guru company to be refunded !

If you wait until there's a problem and then try to address it, you may never be successful.Another suggestion: create a company name and pretend to just be the "on-site manager" for the owner.

Literally every single day while calling on FSBO ads I stumble across licensed agents pretending to be the owner.

Pretend like you have no more than $30k to invest with.