Of course it's all ******** and they are just looking for excuses not to pay. 

That’s my favorite one—you can’t do it because of the market.You just showed people that you can, despite all the excuses.

You're just making excuses.

A good excuse for regularly inspecting your property is to tell the tenant you are coming by to change the furnace filter.4.

I recommend that you learn the tax code and take ownership over your strategy.Not having some foundational knowledge and an opinion on how to approach taxes as a business owner is a huge mistake.In my experience, every single business owner who says "I just let my CPA worry about it and I focus on my business" is doing a suboptimal job at tax planning.They are likely missing out on 10s or hundreds of thousands in saved dollars every year.Stop making excuses and get to work.Just a few months of part-time learning about taxes will pay you for the rest of your career.

On BBB (Better Business Bureau) an agent states he never got his commission.It is always some form of excuse with these people. 

And I was promised my funds in July if I applied 6 months prior which I did. just one excuse after another,playing shell games,while I spin in the wind.I

I feel like they have a handbook of what to say to customers to get their money and then how to come up with excuses for why nothing ever happens.

Many applicants just want to tell us their excuses over the phone, but if they won’t take the time to put it in writing, we find they rarely end up being good tenants.UnderwritingTraditionally, landlords have only looked at the income of applicants and approved those having income equal to three times the property rent.

Jorge does monthly updates and each month it seems to be the same excuse.