If Zillow uses this to their advantage to manipulate a homeowner into thinking their home is worth less so they can make more money, this is pretty much fraud!  

I think it would be a more ethical option all around and less likely to get you accused of bank fraud.

Nothing to do with ethical or politically correct reasons.2 contractors, both same years in industries and both have identical knowledge and skills.One has one leg the other 2.I am hiring the one with 2 legs, because he will probably be faster, less likely to get injured on the job, etc. etc.These are just facts.

They were the victims of bank fraud....We run a business and if we don't get rent, the expenses keep coming.

You should do your due diligence on any referrals we see a lot of investors get screwed by GCs, fraud, filing bankruptcy, etc..we see it all the time.

Obviously fraud has occurred, but my client is well outside the three year statute of limitations for making a charge of fraud and it would be his word against the interpreters.

They have nearly identical ROIsGood Luck!

That they don't value their readers' time, or that they think a reader doesn't intuitively grasp what a brand identity is? 

These deals were in 2010-2011,  when the Chicago Tribune couldn't go three days without another story about real estate fraud being committed in the wake of the recession.  

There are a lot of shells that run through UT LLC's, and a lot of fraud runs through those shells.