Pretending they are lower or paying expenses out of pocket won't work with a bigger portfolio unless you're already rich and willing to spend those riches on your miscalculation.

Call and pretend to be a tenant and get the details.

I'm not going to pretend like I have any experience with real estate investment.

After you have been doing this for decades you know in a matter of under a minute the difference between the PRETENDER and the PERFORMER buyers.

So that’s $31,500 owed.).Let’s pretend you depreciated the entire property with no land value as part of an Hoa/condo.

I don't pretend to know everything but here are my thoughts and please correct me if I'm wrong.First, let's just talk about residential real estate.

Pretend as if you were going into a career being an HVAC technician. 

In 101 months from now, you're cutting coupons for Alpo and standing in line at the grocery store pretending you have a dog just so you have something to eat for dinner.Now let's say you carry the paper.

personally, it gets on my nerves when you pretend to give innocent advice while you're hawking your wares.

Now I have a guy living in the house for 7 months who I never would have allowed move in, but is current on rent, and a former tenant who pretended to be living there the entire time now demanding his security back.