I will tell you (a combat veteran) what has gotten me out of my ruts and difficult times. 

Prominent Escrow charged a bunch of fraudulent Processing Fees that they tack onto the escrow fee, probably to make up for the low pricing they are giving Bank of America.

You don't need to make the bank aware of every offer, but you do need to make them aware of every executed agreement (assuming the approval stipulates it).Given that, I think it would likely be fraudulent for the OP to buy and resell the property.

You really put a price on your integrity, lying, failing to deal in good faith, and fraudulently, by attempting to artificially start a so called bidding war.

First off I call units where doors & walls destroyed mortal combat units.We purchased a property where the tenant in one of the units shot the whole place up with a bb gun.

The biggest thing I am having a problem with is her combative nature on the phone.

And now let's say wherever you are located, and you do record the lease do you have funds to fight it if they say you file a fraudulent lien?

My only recommendations is not to fraudulently call something a personal property unless you are going to live in it.

Good you asked as trying to sell as you suggested and it being uncovered later on could have gotten you in deep stuff, fraudulent sale of RE.

For myself, I'm going to look for sharecroppers among military veterans, through a local "veteran farmer's" program that supports returning combat veterans to transition into civilian life with a smooth fit.