You can make all the claims you want, but when they are not truthful or factual you will only "convince" the uninformed (as you are).

The truth is, if you understand your market and are ready to take the leap, you'll find something reasonable on market and have a much better chance of actually closing on a deal like that as your first investment. 

If this is for you there are plenty here willing to augment your journey. 

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

While it is the holiday season, be mindful of the bad deals others are trying to sell and not giving the truth.

It's not a cliche, it the truth!

I believe if you cannot be truthful and tell your tenants you are the owner, then you should probably hire a Property Manager to do that job. 

Truth was, I didn't subscribe to a Pay-Per-View game for him, so he left a terrible review.

If you lie, that could open you up to future liability; if you tell the truth, that could limit your buyer pool (a lot of people don't want to buy a house if work wasn't permitted);-  Worst case, down the road, if there is a defect in workmanship that results in someone getting injured or killed (electrical fire or gas leak, for example), you could potentially be held criminally liable and/or find yourself getting sued.

Here are some ways in which real estate agents can use AI: Property Valuation, Predictive Analytics, Chatbots for Customer Interaction, Personalized Recommendations, Automated Email Campaigns, Image and Video Analysis, Document Management, Virtual Tours and Augmented Reality (AR), Market Analysis, Facilitating Transactions, Sounding like a Robot, and Boring People to Death with Dry, Soulless Responses that Creep People Out then Put Them to Sleep.