Let us pretend for a moment that you call me and ask to see a property.

Let's pretend that you are 50 and sitting on your porch.

You can pretend that I don't like real estate.

You were called out because you were clearly here to pretend to be something you're not.  

He pretended to set the places up with tenants, pretended to be handling the property management on the place, and sent the new owner the first six months worth of fake rent after a host of fake repairs and maintenance that turned the amount of the fake rent into a pittance.

Account Closed,Let's pretend you already have a house you are flipping.

There is no need to play games and pretend. 

And the positive is if you decide to say no it seems like it’s ‘’the owners’’ I know some won’t like this but I’ve gone the owner route and found its way easier to keep tenant relations positive when your ‘’pretending to be the middle man’’, let me know if you guys do something different or same thing. 

Let's pretend that the job is priced right at $3,000, then she needs to be fired for doing an awful job of estimating, and an awful job of not communicating with you.

If I had a landlord who pretended he was just the property manager and told me all the time that he couldn't do squat because he had no executive decision-making power regarding his own rental...and then I found out he was lying to me, I would have zero respect for this man, zero respect for his property, and I would not even try to deal fairly with him from that point on.