Also if I don't know, I don't pretend to, and I'll stick to my statements because they are based in fact, whether some other joker says it isn't so or not.

A couple of post by some kids...or adults pretending to be kids.....and people want to overreact and start some age policy?

I've pretended to be the employer for many of my friends over the years and have gotten good at it.

Anyways I've been studying RE for two months(sick of it), and found a RE investment club so I can open up a network.Doing wholesaling(Assign contracts,and L/O) was my best choice of getting into RE because it didn't require hardly any money(just for ads).After I'm successful with wholesaling,and I want to move up being a landlord.I went to my first meeting,we might work out a deal within a month because the condition of the property.Tommarow will be my second meeting,planning on putting a L/O on the property.I admitt I was nervous at first calling up people about their property.What I did I acted like I done real estate before,and managed thousands of property's.Then when I started pretending I did RE before,fear went out of the picture.

So because of that I"m going to suggest you pretend you don't have that money right now and start reading and reading and reading this site and find a niche that appeals to you.  

If you pretend you're a building manager the first thing gone is trust as you start a relationship on a lie.

I'm not talking about pretending that I plan to use it for equipment and instead buying a duplex, I'm being up front with them about what I'm looking to do.  

My apologies for the long post, however I am and eagle stuck pretending to be a rat right now. the best thing to do is find a eagle that is flying and ask them how to take off.

Do you just pretend that unit is rented at market rate?

If someone falls down the stairs (or pretends to) and sues you, they can only go after the assets of the LLC, not everything else you own.