Beware of any unwritten promises or agreements between the tenant and the current owner.One house I bought, the tenant was promised several things from me without my knowledge if the deal went through.

While I have never worked in the field, I did go to trade school for a year and a half, where I was promised that I would know how to troubleshoot and install my own residential equipment.

I think developers can get caught up in big opportunities that promise fantastic returns, but carry much more risk.

StrongBrook makes no illusions of grandeur, nor promises perfection.  

One is promising Friday and the other is trying to get the current landlord to give security deposit early. 1.

I bought into those fakes back in 90's it didn't work, if it sounds too good to be true, well you know the rest.

Finally found something promising in one of my research markets. 40 unit mix with 9 buildings.

I've read MANY books on REI, attended a ton of meetups, seminars, bought a ton of materials hitch over promised and under delivered.

Personally, I think handwritten letters (and fake hand-written fonts) are what used to work in the past, but not as much now, because now you get a lot of that stuff in the mail.

Red Cross promises to locate any soldier within 24 hours.