"Voidable" sales is a sale in which there is a flaw in the foreclosure process (as in the California Code) and if the sale were to proceed it would cause a much lower price in the sale than if the sale had been properly conducted.Hence, if the Trustee cancels the sale BEFORE the Trustee Deed is obtained for the above reasons then the foreclosure purchaser has little recourse (a recent California Supreme Court Opinion gives a long explanation of what constitutes a "voidable" sale.However once the Trustee Deed is mailed to a bonafide purchaser of value (that is us) and it is recorded THEN the only way the sale can be rescinded is if the sale itself was "void", meaning that the trustee never had the right to sell the property to begin with (e.g. fraudulent mortgage, wrong trustee sold the property, etc.).In my case it is uncertain if a court would find our purchase a "void" sale.

They sent fraudulent drawings.

Investors didn’t do the math on the underlying loans, and looked for easy money by buying new CMBS with stupidly high returns and fraudulently low risk profiles.

Hi all -- I recently rented a property I own, and a tenant I denied (including denial letter) asked me if they could still see the property. I was a bit puzzled, and it turns out that someone took my post and re-poste...

I bet you dollars to donuts we will see a major drop in the number of animals traveling because it was fraud the whole time.https://www.washingtonpost.com...So the question is, will HUD come to the same conclusion and realize people are fraudulently abusing the system just to get their pet into a rental?

And, know this:"Quitclaim deeds show up commonly in fraudulent real estate transactions.

There are many fraudulent ESAs out there, usually people trying to avoid pet rent or bringing in a restrictive breed. 

In my dealings with this tenant, he has been verbally combative and argumentative, whereas I tried to be as careful/courteous and professional as possible.This tenant has another adult person permanently living with him, not on the lease, he only identified as 'my fiance' - and refused to provide any identifying information on that person. 

Did you fill out all the documents the bank sent on the fraudulent activity and give them the name of the lowlife who did this.  

I think she may claim protection via the CDD guidance so I am curious how Fulton County/State of GA are looking at fraudulent declarations.