It seems many landlords are making bad decisions due to false information in Zillow reports, and resulting in evictions and financial loss.

Even as a brokerage, we occasionally have to deal with a false ad for one of our listed properties.  

I want to make sure that it is true or false before I call him an idiot or tell him thanks for the idea lol.

Usually when things are too good to be true, they are false

I think you'd be hard pressed to find a company that never does inspections.The carrier is simply trying to obtain an accurate assessment of the condition of the property, and prevent unscrupulous people from making false and/or exaggerated claims.

@Erik Romo plan to sell.. don't plan to leave the seller with false hope.1) if your numbers are golden... no buyer should walk away from the deal.

Don't get false security of thinking your insurance and umbrella insurance will save you vs judgments.

I'd rather surprise them myself.Guns will often give people a sence of false security, there are many trained to disarm a shooter in close quarters, most shooters won't win that, just keep them at least 10' away and your weapon close to your body.

And our cab costs are low enough and cash reserves are high enough that the new breed of investor has a false sense of security.Some days it feels like investors are buying because they're bored and not because they're making reasonable decisions.All this said it is still a great market.

This resulted is a false influence scoring that had some shoot to the top of the pile as being an "expert" contributor.Let's take this into the business arena a moment.