Tenants all pretend that ESA are service animals and only about 1 percent are.

As to Trusts, I am not pretending to be an expert in trusts.

I don't pretend to know it all or deeply.

All of my mortgages send out email announcements when a payment has posted, so it would be easy to still keep track if he is making his payments or not and if he is not, you could step in temporarily without ever dinging your credit score by using that couple grand that he gave the seller at closing.There are risks involved in any sub2 deal, but often those risks can be mitigated to acceptable levels where the benefits outweigh the risk.I'm not going to pretend to have knowledge about the inner workings of another person's mind.

I’m 90% sure the IRS pretends you depreciated the property anyway.

So lets not pretend its because "It shows that the other companies are scared of eXp and their unprecedented growth in this industry."....and be honest about why EXP leaves a distaste in peoples mouths. 

Or pretend to do so......

Lets pretend there is no any deductions, depreciation, nor anything else that complicates matters...

I have a brother-in-law who pretends he is buying property for himself and his family to live in.

My next few "I wanna pretend to buy your house" letters are going to be answered with personal phone calls after I finish my nightly workout, around midnight.