, and after a while this convinced me that putting $20k into a $100k property was the way to go, a far better bet, a more prudent, safer, better planned investment, reading changed my outlook and approach to investing in real estate , and my plans.And then, a genuinely wise and evidently experienced guy wrote one line.....“ I won’t but anything that doesn’t pay for itself within 2 years “.......And I’m straight back to my instincts, MY experience in buying and renting low price properties in rougher areas with salt of the earth tenants......I made money and I learnt how to handle situations and problems , people from all walks of life, and I enjoyed it !

I sent still images of the video of the guy to our bank as additional evidence. 

Evidently Bigger Pockets has given me the distinction of being one of the top recent BRRRR contributors which I find ironic as I am generally posting about flawed logic many BRRRR investors use in vetting investment opportunities.

I am not aware of any privacy laws regarding what can and cannot be shared, but the best advice I can suggest is to only provide information that can be supported with written evidence.

I would reconsider reaching out/working with Bill.There is evidence that he plagiarizes.

I have evidence I've brought it to CEO attention and the HORRIBLE manager in the sky valley Washington locations...

A search and seizure warrant was signed off and issued for tenants son who resided at my property from evidence I assume acquired by law enforcement.Need eviction attorney recommendation:This started out as a termination for the lease clause mentioned above.

No, I don't have any data that indicates one way or the other, but your evidence does not have that data either.Now, I'd like to see Nathan Emmert show his source of data, and then we can see who has legitimate evidence to back their position.

None of which is true, the guest never offered any evidence besides blatantly accusing the owner. 

A random anecdotal story about the last decade of So Cal real estate pricing is certainly not evidence of any well researched strategy for investment purposes.