The pics are from years ago when the property was actually nice and livable.Unfortunately without someone who knows the city areas well, it's a huge gamble to invest in Detroit.

Accounts of mortgage law stems from ancient India in the form of the Code of Manu, an ancient Hindu script that rejects deceptive and fraudulent mortgage practices.

You can always gamble that you won't get caught, but if you do, the penalties & interest charges can be substantial.

I've seen "bad" payments from IPN (Intuit Payment Network) and eRentPayment, but I've also seen (via collections as Interim Leasing Manager) fraudulent checks and counterfeit money orders.

Maybe one day when I have a million to gamble with, I'll move up.  :-)Bill Gulley

Seems like banding together to move forward with a lawsuit is warranted given how many people of this thread have had terrible, seemingly fraudulent experiences with ABC Capital. 

They have 7 years to refinance the property and cash out the mortgage holder, so they are gambling that prices will be back up in 7 years so the property will appraise for 235k and they will clean up their credit so they can qualify for a loan.

In addition, they are fraudulent and did not following up on any of their mentorship and refusing to refund my money.

Needless to say, all 3 firms/parties are now uncontactable which simply adds fuel to the notion of fraudulent activity.

I understand I would be taking a gamble by spending the extra money for some items now with the risk being I may not be successful at re-zoning.