But the hard truth is it’s a terrible deal for the homeowner and an outstanding deal for the banks and investors.On a $500K mortgage at today’s rates, moving from a 30-year to a 50-year only shaves off about $90/month in payment. 

If you dig past surface level answers, you'll find plenty of truth...

I think this is a great question, Deborah — and one that comes up often.The truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer.

The truth is these deals were put together at way too low a cap rate 2.

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.

And if you happen to get a “good” advisor, they’ll usually just put you into a handful of low-cost funds and let it ride.But here’s the truth: you can do that yourself — and without paying thousands in annual fees.One of the easiest ways to replicate what most advisors do is to invest in a low-cost target date fund, which handles asset allocation automatically for a fraction of the cost (often around 0.15% per year, versus 1%+ with an advisor).I provide one-on-one stock market coaching, built from over 15 years of real-world investing experience.

Once I get the deposit and lease with their signature, I sign the lease and return the completed copy to them.If she can't provide proof of payment and has gone radio silent, then my guess is she's not telling you the truth. 

Seems like you say how do find the frauds from those dealing truthfully. 

The truth is, most of us don’t want to replace the human side of the business — we want to take the friction out of the repetitive stuff so we can actually spend more time on the relationship side.For investors managing multiple properties, one of the biggest areas I’ve seen is tenant communication.

The truth is, there is no single chart that tells you exactly how much value each upgrade will add, because it depends on your market and what buyers or renters in that area care about most.