Absolutely get an attorney, go to the DA with a fraud charge as he didn't secure the note as he led you to believe, not just a civil suit but criminal as well.

Soon (hopefully), it will no longer require the applicants to go through the SmartMove authentication process, and will instead give the landlord instant access to the credit/criminal/eviction report directly within the Buildium platform. 

My application fee ($40.00) is typical of the area, and in my case at least, is used entirely to cover the cost of running credit/criminal/eviction reports.  

The lease can be terminated if the tenant or their guests do criminal activities on the property.

I’m never late on my payments, I don’t have any criminal background, etc.

Or, worse, have you  as a wholesaler ever been accused of the non-crime of "structuring" payments only to have your assets (bank account) drained under the presumption that the large checks must be the fruits of criminal enterprise--simply for cashing wholesaling checks from a cluster of small deals?

So...no...no one is jealous of a guy like that...just sorry that others got duped.Third, if you were selling the idea that you could turn lead into gold....you would definitely raise some eyebrows...maybe even get some folks to pay you for the privilege of listening to your program....but here's the difference (and, frankly, it's more than disconcerning that you don't get this) you sold them on the fact that they could turn LEAD into GOLD, not turn LEAD PAINTED GOLD....and that young man is the difference...they are not dupes...you sir are a criminal...it's called fraud....easy to figure in your scam...harder in the real estate game...but it's all the same.So when you sell your next property, and bill it as having "unique plumbing" (or whatever) and then justify the sale by fact that the buyer should have been more savvy....just remember that someone trusted you...and you screwed them over for a buck...because in your words they were "silly to give it to you". 

She's a deadbeat and is now a criminal and should be in jail.

I have an  Associates in Liberal Arts from HCC and currently pursuing a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice at UHD. 

Under the old law, a landlord could criminally evict a tenant on day 10 for squatting.