If you were looking to buy a house for $100k that was actually worth $500k (an absurd deal!)

So my question for the BP Members is:Is this True or False?

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@Ming LimI wouldn't bother with the 10-yr term mortgages, the interest rate delta usually negates any false peace of mind.In fact, I would endorse using 5-year term, variable rate mortgages and hedging the interest rate yourself.

Labor costs are absurd there.

I had one applicant who lied through the entire application: gave friends phone for landlord, false place of work, and indicated no evictions had been filed against her.

On the other hand, there are some bad agents who engage in this deceptive sales practice routinely.Avoid this trap, it gives you false hopes and delays the sale of your property.Price it right at the beginning and it will sell, remember these 3 sayings...1) "Market value is NOT based on your financial needs and desires"2) "True market value is what a buyer will offer and what a seller will accept”3) "Do you want to list it, or sell it?"

All we know about you is you are loitering on a website with a false identity.

There is a false narrative out here that real estate owners never pay taxes.

I don't believe in trying to force reviews to falsely elevate your rental above others.