Here is a journey that starts with someone being broke, and ends with them putting signs up all over the place pretending to be uncle moneybags.

It's driving blind without that.Good appraisers today, that somehow continue to work in that terrible environment of wink wink, we'll all pretend it's ok until FNMA gets off it's *** and changes stuff, pretty much fill in the blanks with their best guesses, and when it comes time to place the final value on the property, use their best judgement.

I'm new to real estate in general, so I'm not going to pretend I know what I'm talking about.

You could also pretend someone on the HOA board is requesting you deal with it before sending a violation notice, but then you have no recourse if they don't listen.

Don’t try to pretend they will sniff you out very quickly.It’s all about relationships. 

In my case, it seems like my PM has to pretend like she is the owner of the house for these companies to come out.

Pretend I don't have it and learn to make it in this business with out it. 

Pretend you are the agent for the seller.

She's got this thing where she pretends to strike up a conversation in supermarkets: "Have you heard about oregano?

Let’s pretend they drop 20%  so we’re back to 2018 prices.