If we don't tell them we're the owner, they might start getting suspicious when they see us making these changes.The last thing we would want is for them to feel like we're being dishonest landlords, but we also want to maintain some boundaries and make it a little easier to enforce rules if need be.Thanks for your help!

I did a cursory internet search when they contacted me and the relatively high ratings and apparently legitimate business structure made me unwary of them being dishonest.

Never said she was dishonest just asked, "What was done?"

We heard a lot about unethical and dishonest wholesalers.

I do it mostly because the veteran real estate investors here know you never find anything but human feces and decades-old porn behind water heaters, and I think it's a great private joke for all of us about how weird this business is, especially seeing how the newbies react, all offended that anyone could possibly be dishonest here in the forums about finding rubberbanded and cellophane-wrapped stacks of used twenties in a hundred-year-old defunct crapshack in Yinzerburgh, of all places.And every year, right on the button, I get a bunch of people who insist they know exactly how I should invest my found money.

However, during our working relationship, which was literary for 4 months, I found that Alpha engaged in dishonest practices and failed to fulfill their commitments.

SELL YOURSELF without being dishonest. 

I’ve heard people say don’t do it, but not sure why and frankly don’t want to be dishonest if they ask.

Hi @Diana Tran, it’s unfortunate that you’ve experienced working with dishonest people that you expect to have your best interest in mind to minimize your exposure to risk and ensure your success when investing in real estate.

I was watching it and I was seriously thinking, about how dishonest that was.It is literally making sales (or trying to) by confusing your audience and lying to them to manipulate a sale.Starting next week I'm selling a course that teaches you how to NOT make money.