These could make your eventual sale impossible.  

So hopefully this doesn't end up on the real estate horror stories section at some point... A couple of months ago I bought a house with cash and rehabbed it. Now, I'm in the process of refinancing it to pull my money...

It took a few hours to build my lease and application on the website (impossible on the app), but once you set it up adding additional properties is a breeze.The application, screening ($30), and rent notifications are great.

It's almost impossible to not leave $$$ in a deal unless you buy way below market value. 

And so it begins.....The fundamental flaw of such hollow-promise pie-in-the-sky Oprah-hour "elect me and you get this for free, he get's this for free, she get's this for free, YOU ALL GET IT ALL FOR FREE" absolute utter BS nonsense, it's impossibility factor; the "rich" can say "Peace out yall!". 

I am not saying that something isn't up but it will be next to impossible for you to accurately determine if there actually was a change or if things in your area are just on the downswing.

OOS BRRRR where you're entirely reliant on others is not impossible, but is very, very difficult and very, very high risk.2. no.3. you can use a HELOC for a down payment, but that just makes it even more difficult to get your cash back out, because you're financing 100% or even more than 100%. 

I've seen dog coverage with breed limitations that are impossible to monitor. 

The success of LPs should never be mathematically impossible from the moment the deal closes.If this isn't a textbook example of 10(b)-5 fraud and material misrepresentation, what is?

There are things that are impossible for you to know.