While you can typically only ask for a small amount of information in regards to emotional or service animals, that also implies that the person with the dog is telling the truth. 

But the truth is very few to no potential investors could duplicate what you've put together, even on their best most motivated days.The fact is that you do have much to be proud of - so why not tell the truth and see if you can raise just as much anyway?

But I started the DSCR brokering stuff by accident, truthfully.

Subject to is a similar half-truth: “If the bank exercises their right to enforce the due on sale clause, just deed the property back to the seller and use an executory contract: contract for deed, lease option, land contract instead.”

Any truth to that?

But, the truth is that unless you bought before 2020 you are probably going to have an underperforming asset that is a negative cash flowing liability.

Ain't that the truth...Flogging any property off the MLS just to get a commission.Referring a "trusted" contractor for the rehab that kills you on price (Receive illegal kick back).Refer a "trusted" property management company that's "investor friendly" and that nickel and dimes to death (Realtor receives referral fee)

Sad truth.

There is a likely chance he's telling the truth.

The main thing for me is a low vacancy, I won't go to say it won't ever be vacant because that just wouldn't be the truth, however, it would be low.