The owner of this online 'website' is a man named Frank LaMark (google Frank LaMark scam or fraud) you will find many others who have been scammed by him also.

Obviously they wanted to find out if he committed fraud on the previous house by saying he was buying as his primary when he actually wasn't. 

It would be hard to prove that you are treating the asset and the LLC as a separate entity, thus benefit from its separate identity.  

They also often lie to sellers about their real intent (FRAUD).

Here is my latest dealDuplex 2 bd - 1 bth identical 1500 sqft 2 garage hardwood and vinylBuilt 1961Rent 800 moCentral coolingHeating forced air1200 sqft basement unfinishedBoth units Currently occupiedSeller Asking price is 135,000Doesn't need much repair maybe cosmetics How much would you offer?

Some people make good landlords, some don't, identity that.

And if the property doesn't stay my primary residence, the last thing i would want to commit is mortgage fraud!

You are not required to live in the property for a year but if you knew from the get go that it was not going to happen then you are technically committing fraud.

It will not keep their identity secret.  

Then when I purchase them from the tax sale (because the company never pays the taxes) I have the owner calling me all upset because I sent them a $10k redemption bill & damn near have a come apart on the phone once I send them pictures of their cashflowing investment property that was trash.It just feels like some kind of fraud is happening......Not that I care.