Your intent to fraudulently operate is exactly what makes those of us honest workers have to work that much harder.

No fallacy....If I speed to combat the other people speeding it doesn't make me safer.

Didn't read the link, based on Brayn's response and knowing that Florida is known as the mortgage fraud capital of the country, acting fraudulently can not be protected under any corporate structure.

There are plenty of dishonest & fraudulent investors out there as well but what industries doesn't have there share.

That being said, I know of some new buyers at sale who have struggled with borrowers claiming they are tenants and producing fraudulent long term leases.

The borrower may lose some of their affirmative defenses if the lien was allowed under fraudulent circumstances.

Be aware, others will be offering to "help them with their foreclosure" with some very dubious, and fraudulent, plans.

It also mentions the above AG case.I do not believe it is fair to conclude that trustee auctions are riddled with fraudulant acts and felony conspiracies.

Pls give some examples of how the market has affected you and how you have combated it with your implementations.

I can see why an agent will not call you back there is a good chance you are using a fraudulent POF, making low ball offers and be honest in your business dealing.