There is absolutely nothing wrong witn having a forced savings program, but let's not pretend it is something that it's not.

I have no doubt you are knowledgeable about Dodd Frank and other acts, however do not pretend that we have talked and you understand what I teach.

I am dealing with someone  who pretended he was owner of a property  I leased.  

If I say I will look at something, I will, and if I do not and someone calls me, I will not just ignore the phone and pretend I am invisible, LOL.

The key is not pretending like you are more than you are, but be vulnerable and honest, but be persistent and work your tail off!

You cannot pretend to be the owner since you are not.3.

I don't pretend to be a lawyer, but I believe I can give my opinion on this.

Pretend to be the person you aspire to be and the universe will respond.

It is a pretty big deal to break owner occupant rules on loans, it is fraud pretending to be an owner occ when you are an investor.

You have to do some pretty egregious things with HUD to be banned from buying their homes like pretend to be an owner occupant pr make repairs prior to closing and even then they still may not "ban" a buyer.