He finds a way and leads the bank to believe, in what they perceive as good faith dealings, to have the bank sell to his trust as if his assets are set in trust for estate planning purposes, such being common.

Don't put much faith in Zillow for comps they are usually way off the mark.

In this case you had better provide a personal guarantee as that will at least help to show good faith dealings and keep you from being viewed as a predatory dealer or running an illegal operation.LIQUIDATIONIf your company has other marketable assets, cash on hand, accounts receivables, securities or marketable inventory, in other words current assets, these can be considered in covering debt.

Have a little faith my friend!

Joe talking about some sting of an insured banking institution is a conspiracy, you are not a regulator or law enforcement official, citizens may not take it upon themselves to catch any infraction of law or bait any lender into any such activity.I doubt very much that Joe would try to find if a bank was in compliance for the fun of it, it's much more believable that not only would he do it for some self satisfaction (evidenced by his remarks here toward banks and regulators) but also for some financial gain in some settlement of such an issue.Conspiring with any mortgage applicant who knowingly attempts to gain any financial benefit, including attempts to obtain any loan that is not in good faith, true and an honest application, can be conspiracy to commit bank fraud.I'd say not only should you forget that idea but stop talking about it, but you do what you like.I have now gone far and above my civic duty attempting to keep Joe Gore out of trouble. :)

I gave both parties a good faith cash bonus as well after closing (to calm resentment).

From one of my favorite parables about a man who earned a good return on a small portion of his master’s money: Matthew 25:23 His master replied, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant!

Again, these questions are to understand your operation, so we can build faith in our investment.

Yet, even during the depths of the Jimmy Carter years, when not only our national economy was stagnant but people were losing faith in the US as being the greatest country in the world, one which could rebound from anything, a time at which people thought getting a mortgage for 15% was a SCREAMING DEAL, people were still buying and selling real estate and everything else!

Nevertheless, it is very interesting and i hope i can make something work here:)"They say Hope is for something you don't have, Faith is for something you will get.