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McNellis: Lies, Damn Lies and the IRR

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September 1, 2011 By John McNellis Outright fraud in sales packages is about as rare as total amnesia. However negligently prepared offerings may be, they seldom contain jaw-dropping lies. If one says a property’s current gross income is $1 million, it usually is. And simple offerings—say a flyer pasted together by a residential broker selling […]

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