Alternatively, it reflects the fact that real-estate investors and successful businesspeople recognize the difference between guaranteed, regular income and the (often false) promise of outsize future returns.In many respects, this is similar to the 'Buy for Cashflow' vs.

The reason is there are a TON of shady and unscrupulous people calling themselves "Wholesalers" and they either don't completely understand the process of wholesaling fully, they make false promises to sellers, they don't know how to accurately estimate rehab costs and ARV's, they don't close on deals, etc. 

If you try to push it, you'll lose the deal.Asbestos is common in a few areas: floor tiles made during a certain period, some false ceiling tiles, steam pipe insulation, some attic floor space blown insulation, wraps around older boilers, exterior siding.

They try and create this false impression by dressing up their websites, changing their marketing spin, and collecting reviews of "US" and not really our properties because the reviews follow us and we are labeled as SuperHosts and Premier Partners. 

That MFH sell for absurd prices in many markets.

The map gives a false impression, that all the areas in green are good investment locations.

We've seen less bookings but the good properties that are attractive to people on vacation and aren't charging absurd fees are doing great.

We all FEEL fear. Jesus himself felt it. He controlled it rather than allowing it to control Him. I'm feeling  EXCITED AND FEARFUL. "What if"? But the truth is WHAT IF I DON'T MAKE AN OFFER?! lol That's the real issue...

NEVER pay a contractor 50% upfront, that is absurd and anyone asking for that much upfront should be reported to the contractors board (assuming it is in a state that requires contractors to be licensed and has set rules for how much a contractor can charge for a deposit as in CA.

False.