It's a half-truth which by definition is designed to deceive. 

The truth is if your investors have no involvement in the operations, If they just put in money and expect to get a profit, you have created a de facto syndication.2) I see a ton of people who just raise money for the syndication. 

Hard truth: easy money is expensive, so practice your private‑money pitch now while you shop.

Not to get political - but since we are being truthful, monetary policy is not independent and there has already been an intentional loosening of banking rules to facilitate more lending and more...activity & profits.Things to watch: ARMs (Adjustable Rate Mortgages) are increasing in percentage of loans closed, as are interest-only, lower down payments on DSCR or NON-QM (Alternative Income & Asset Verification) as are the DTI, reserves and employment duration criteria. 

this is the cold truth: unless you have all of the pieces in place to be successful, you're probably better off just putting your money into a savings account.hope this helps. 

The truth is that people will run into tough situations, and sometimes, as a landlord, you have to be understanding. 

I work late at my job, so I sleep for most of the day and I just need to file the complaint, because my experience will benefit other people when they are deciding on it they should have the truth and it really needs to be spoken of that this mentorship isn't really a mentorship.

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.

But here’s the truth: you don’t need to master every formula to start making smart decisions.

And people don't tell the truth on this topic, even if they store weed in the unit you are going to smell it.