Once they can do that, they can simply offer accurate numbers to their potential buyers rather than look like incompetents as so many do pitching false numbers.

The HELOC was great when interest rates were low - now the advantage has shifted to the life insurance, but I will continue to use both.There is certainly merit to the argument about commission sales - but to generalize and say ALL commissioned life insurance agents are pushing high commissions over quality advice is just false.

The why is a little more complicated- lack of education, lack of integrity, lack of experience, false guru promises, etc. 

Loan mods are the worst false hope band aid I've encountered in the business.I appreciate the 'hotline/brochure' approach to give them all of their options, but are you a foreclosure counselor working for free, or are you a real estate investor there with a specific solution to their problem?

I have no false ideas about real estate being like hgtv or anything like that.

If you do need to file a claim and they determine you gave false information not only will your claim be denied you could also face insurance fraud charges.

A crowdfunding/lending platform that marketed false testimonials......how is anyone ok with that?

Give yourself 5 years for the business to grow and become solidly established before bleeding off what is now false profits.

Maybe that's the case if you only have a couple tenants, but when you hit scale that is absolutely and unequivocally false, unless your PM is completely worthless.

False hopes.Has everything to do with low supply (and inane immigration policies) and huge well paid demand (lots and lots and lots of well paid corporate workers who have disposable income but not time...time is more valuable than cash).