Go to open houses and pretend: Inspect foundations, utilities, mechanicals.

Pretend you will pay this rent while you occupy it.

Forget playing pretend as a real estate investor.

I was going to have a lengthy rebuttal to Morgan Michaels, but like Rich states, it would be a great waste of time.But Morgan Michaels, until you walk a mile in my hiking boots, don't pretend to even guess what I am like.

I won't pretend to know what all his responsibilities are, his position is like or his daily job life is like but I have read his local paper interviews in the past and imagine he has a full time job and a half, especially at a time of war.

In order to keep us on the hook a little longer, she pretended to us that she was going to sign on our new loan.

I am no expert in this arena so I will certainly not pretend to be but do want to understand all you stated.

Let's pretend that my buyer wants to back out of a deal because of what a title search revealed; would an inspection clause suffice?

Hey guys been searching for a few months now (seriously searching, been pretending to for a few years) I had been looking in my town and the next town over because of location and proximity to my home, but the competition around here is too much with all the flippers paying cash and capitalizing off the rising home prices.

@Russ McKelvey I don't pretend to know accounting so I can't answer your first question but yes, there would be two sets of closing costs paid in the double closing scenario.Had a deal the other day where the wholesaler was going to make $35k.