I'm not allowed to lie about this, and even if I was, I wouldn't. 

I hate tenants who lie more than tenants who made a bad decision 20 years ago.

It is not really lying as you are the property manager and the owner but referring to yourself as the Property Manager has some advantages when dealing with tenants including providing an excuse to not provide instant responses (need to confer with the owner). 

Rental unit is very far from my home so i cannot visit and check it so pm company knows it and lying on everything and not responding to owners. 

I wouldn't lie or hide your name from any contracts or leases.

If someone outbids your bid, they will gain ownership of the property unless you decide to bid higher.Any amount of overage above the fore mentioned costs, plus an amount for the trustee conducting the foreclosure sale, will go first to any inferior lies and second to the owner of the property.Also note that some states have different laws, procedures and rules for residential properties as opposed to commercial properties, some divide residences from non residences.  

I actually allow dogs, so this obvious lie set up a huge red flag for me.

I've wanted to begin investing in real estate for about 12 years but have always chickened out.

Herein lies the compounding potential of the BRRR strategy.

Applicants all lie, it is your job to find it and reject their application.If you ever hear yourself say anything like "trust" or "assume" reassess yourself.Dealing with tenants make this a very difficult business, never allow yourself to be lulled into complacency because you believe you have good tenants.