I want to get him to understand if our monthly payment is too high, we don't have the extra cash lying around to fix up the other unit and get it to market rents.

If you think the review is 100% lies do not read it or write a rebuttal.

Hey TJ, We all start somewhere in our real estate journey, and where that beginning point lies is entirely up to you.

Their marketed numbers were WAY too optimistic/basically were a lie.

Alan Kirkham is WealthAbility’s client success manager who is amazing at lying about doing things he has no intention of doing like providing a refund.

At the end of the day, projections vs actuals are only relevant if you have some faith that the syndicators are not lying to you.  

He paid a month, skipped payment a month, paid for a month and a half (one month being the unpaid month), negotiated payment for upcoming months, lied about what he said he'd do, made a partial payment, promised to pay unpaid rent, then ultimately skipped out without paying for multiple months of rent.

But let's not kid ourselves into some BS lie that it's "learning".     

From my current real estate experience the new saying should be “a picture of a thousand lies”.

I tried to explain that taxes were driving up prices faster than the annual rent increase was keeping up with on a post a number of months back and people that were not from Texas were all but calling me out and insinuate and I was lying.