Honestly, If the agent stays silent, the truth usually surfaces through the broker, escrow officer, or another party involved in the transaction once the deposit issue becomes apparent.

The truth is, everyone starts somewhere — and most people are willing to share what they’ve learned.

I love and use ai but to augment, as an assistant.

The truth is: having a Will alone vs. setting up a Trust can make a huge difference for your heirs, especially if you own multiple rentals or out-of-state properties.Here’s the quick breakdown:Wills-Cheaper/easier to set up-You can decide who gets which property-BUT: everything goes through probate (public, time-consuming, sometimes costly)Trusts-Avoid probate → properties transfer directly to heirs-Keep your portfolio private (not public record)-You can set rules (“rental income goes to my kids until they turn 25”)-More expensive to set up, and you have to retitle properties into the trustKey tip for investors: If you own property in more than one state, probate could be required in each state.

If they say they haven't been sued, they are either too new for you to follow or they are not telling you the truth.

I think a lot of STR designers are afraid to say the truth - your property should be trendy.

everywhere you look, gurus are telling people to start wholesaling by doing agent outreachthey make it sound simple,  just call agents, get deals, and make quick moneybut the truth is, this advice is misleading and it’s hurting the real estate marketagents are getting flooded with calls from people who don’t understand contracts, laws, or even what wholesaling really meansit wastes time, damages trust, and makes agents less likely to work with real investors who actually know what they’re doingwholesaling can be done the right way, but not by spamming agents with bad advice from youtubeif people want to wholesale, they need to learn the business, follow state laws, and build real relationshipsanything less just adds more confusion and gives wholesaling a bad nameso if you're wholesaling, I'm telling you try off market deals first, get the experience, build up the capital and once you're able to start buying houses then contact agents

It can sell and homes do sell, but has to be at the right price for the condition and access.If you want the brutal truth here on BP, post the address. 

My gut feeling based on a discussion with my tenant is that they tell the truth, but I have no way to know for sure.My tenants have also complained about excessive loud noise coming from neighbors.

But the truth is, most people want to give advice they’ve never earned.