I never closed a deal with them because each time I was lied to and the numbers were never close to real.

All the people I worked with have been amazing no lie, I was scared to go with them. 

He apparenlty is lying to us and he apparently has ruined them.

The mass valuation techniques used by assessors are not very reliable. 

The gurus” selling mentorship’s and “canned” programs to a inexperienced investor oversimplify the strategy; ignore the difficulty; incorrectly claim that the education they provide is sufficient for success; lie about their own qualifications and experience and success; belittle “real” business/financial/real estate education and provide a totally unrealistic picture of lifestyle, effort, and chance of succeeding.  

As a retired CPA, I always used the ratio of the tax assessor's valuation unless I had a qualified appraiser's report to confirm otherwise.

It will be very easy to tell if he is lying.

I provided the actual owners as proof they were lying I provide the texts emails transaction and not ONE OF THE LISTED ABOVE CARED.

Positive landlord references No evictions Cash available for security deposit and first month’s rentNo Pets allowedSublease and sharing, airbnb not allowed,Reusable tenant screening not allowedEvidence of responsible character … i.e. reference letters, follows instructions, no lying, shows up on time, no major criminal record.

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