There is no hiding that deals are scarce and hard to find.

As for income, if you do well in RE (unless you can hide it all) your income will likely go up. 

I've seen them try and hide severely sagging floors by making them multilevel.

Is there likely a major repair that the seller is trying to hide?

She left everything there, so it had the potential to hide some major issues.

In addition to this, many people are not as comfortable on the phone and would prefer to hide behind the safety of their screen when talking to a buyer/seller/stranger etc.However, texting does have its flaws.

This is all just Political BS to hide the REAL cause which is INFLATION and inflations impact on expenses.

It just hides the fact that you are the owner.Anyway, final disclaimer: I'm not an attorney or a CPA.

MANY others are not legal in my town, and try to hide their rentals from the city.To try to touch on some of the questions here, I'll just give a broad explanation to the many questions in this thread.1.

I buy land and do small 2 to 4 unit national tenants or stand alone STNL properties.Stocks I do not like as you never know what trash the CEO's are hiding with the books.