Good luck.This is filing a fraudulent tax return. 

We are considering a couple ways to combat this type of activity to make all the tenants feel safe and to protect our investment.  

We are considering a couple ways to combat this type of activity to make all the tenants feel safe and to protect our investment.

@Kyle Gilbert I agree with the group here...in difficult situations or with combative tenants it may make sense to issue LOI or even a contract with a contingency...so, get in the units you can, get the property secured with a LOI/contract, and then leverage the seller to see every inch of the property before you can remove the contingency and close the deal...It's amazing the lengths some tenants will go to in order to prevent a deal from happening out of fear of the unknown...it's good to have leverage on the seller to assist with getting in the units if they want to sell the property.

She informed me that it can be fraudulent and that my assignment fee should go to the seller and not me.

She informed me that it can be fraudulent and that my assignment fee should go to the seller and not me.

They way I plan to combat this is to focus more on quick flips at a lower price point.

But I have a problem with deceptive and fraudulent FIRE bloggers.

Definitely not normal, I wouldn't necessarily call the company you work for fraudulent, however they are obviously incompetent.

Why do I feel this is a fraudulent deal?