I don't think fraudulent fees are tax deductible, but it would be interesting to hear a CPA or tax professional chime in on this.

So having it rent ready is a huge plus and will save yourself the headache of tenants getting combative over things you already plan on fixing.As for responding to denials, please be very careful with this and I would seek legal advice.

Use ID Verification and Facial Recognition: Apps like OnFido (an identity-verification provider that uses facial-recognition software to ensure you are who you say you are when you visit a property for a self-showing) can help combat ID fraud for scammers interested in pulling a fast one on you.

Are you practiced in any offensive and defensive hand combat disciplines?

This updated guide came out this year and is better than before, but it still encourages fraudulent claims and we will continue to see more and more service animal requests.

Also, most states have decent penalties for filing a fraudulent lien.

Do you think investors should start a movement or organization to combat or ease what politicians and realtors are doing in the industry?

I've seen several posts related to losses from a BEC scam and came across this story of a title agent that lost some money to scamers and tried to recover from his E&O insurance.The United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, applying New Jersey law, has held that an insurer does not need to cover more than $480,000 that an insured transferred pursuant to fraudulent instructions.

When asked repeatedly for any evidence he would be able to pay, as he stated multiple times, he became combative and started talking about the CDC order.

Isn’t that against rules and further more fraudulent?