It really seems like false advertising to me, shifty shady stuff.

@John MoorhouseIf I were your age and looked back a decade before when I was five and thinking–I build great LEGO spaceships, I wan't to drop out of 1st grade to build LEGOs all the time–it would be absurd, right?

And if you think that real estate should come before A family in the list of priorities, then I think you’ll find a false sense of happiness.

None of these are completely true or false , but a good agent would have said " hey you can't win against seasoned investor s, they have access to hard money , crews but you have access to cheap money , you can buy the same property with 3% down and insanely low interest , so that means if they take 6 months to rehab , you could take 1 yr to rehab and still have lesser holding costs" . 

@Jason Howell  now GENERALLY speaking it has been a sales tool that has been used to give false sense of security to investors.. they will skip over some issues in due diligence etc and rely on this guarantee.. there is one thing to say pay a few months rent in the beginning but a full blown year long gurantee is really risky on the TK companies part..but I will let Chris chime in he is the expert at this..

@John Spina jr  yes, again I'm still learning so I might be off and don't want to give false information so this is purely my understanding.  

This will sound absurd to those of you paying a small company/person 10% to handle everything - but this is how its done among the largest PMs and anyone wielding portfolios over 1k units.So to the point at hand: who gets the late fee?

Be very careful to find what they are asking, ie. all are true EXCEPT, which of these is TRUE, which of these is FALSE.

Any such statements are absurd.

She was falsely advertising the place as having two apartments that were move-in ready (we had too gut the whole place), and the porch work being nearly done (we had to tear it down and re-pour the cement).