Being a house that had been in the family, I promised that we would leave some original detail and that we would give the home the love that it deserves.

Given the fact that this AC unit is an older unit and the part to replace it was not readily available, the repairman promised to buy the part the next day and replace it.

Nothing looked too promising in the East Valley of Phoenix.

I didn't really understand how these things worked... the bank promised my repayment would be a couple hundred a month.

The promise of turnkey is cash-flowing properties on day-1.

Also, who can promise that it will NEVER have vacancies?

Just be careful you're not just buying based on promises returns.

In summary: If someone asks, always tell the truth & don't over-promise. 

Just looking for some help before we ditch a project that looked promising, or worse, lose money on the deal.

I work for Keller Williams, and was recommended for a high production team within the company because I had been doing so well.Let me preface with I never wanted to join a team, but I wanted to see what it was like and oh did they promise me the world!