Quoted for truth. 

Yes, for the most part.I think part of the reality and truth is we each have our own perspectives.

The truth is, you could read 100 books and still not know enough because certain things need to be learned through trial-and-error.

Don't listen when people who have never done what you are trying to do tell you it won't work, especially @Ken Latchers, he never has anything positive or productive to say and talks as if he knows all, but truth is he's just a sad old guy that pleasures himself to the though of bashing people in online forums (it's sad really).

I also prefer to keep my sacrifice moves close to the vest and without letting my opponent know what I plan on doing... so no need for me to forecast to all my tenants that I will work out a deal with them... because truth be told some we will workout a deal with and some we won't purely based on their payment and tenant history leading up to now. 

Do a simple google search for phrases such as "the myth of wage stagnation" and start reading the truth.

Truth be told, if you came to me and "I am doing a deal with my bro and dad," I wouldn't take your money.

I'm an RN, and I was a traveler.There is truth in what the ladies mentioned about taxable wages, per diems, and long story short that gets very complicated and may not be what you really need to focus on.  

Truth @Christian Allen!  

The truth is not always pleasing.