This holds true for a craigslist ad or a sign.

As you generate leads, only about 1 in 20 will be a true cash offer opportunity.  

This is mostly true with older buildings where typical operating expenses are higher than newer properties and by using a limited 25% deduction for operating expenses (75% method) you will often show better net rental calculations than if you used actual.

True story. 

I refer to them as "shiny objects of distraction", because they tend to be more speculative than true investments.1 - Make a plan based on what you have, and need.2 - Find markets that match your plan criteria/profiles3 - Stay on track with your plan4 - Have funYou will be amazed at how fast...and easy, all of this can be.

While it is true you can deduct the mortgage interest, management fees, and other expenses, when your passive losses outweigh your income, you end up eating the loss. 

They are true gems.

None of those are true "Deal Breakers."

Generally,  a true wholesaler - meaning you're going to want to pass the property off to another buyer - is going to want to arrange things  so that she can work with financed buyers as well.

True?