For instance on a HUD house: "HUD-9548, Sales Contract, dated 1/99, contains a warning to anyone who makes a false statement that he or she may be subject to a fine not to exceed $250,000 and/or a prison sentence of not more than two years"

This is by no means comprehensive or a final analysis before I purchase.

That is a fine policy someone can define.

Josh really has established a fine online community.

This strategy gives you upfront profit of the down payment + positive cash flow from the interest, and a final payday in 2 years.

High rates of return are addictive and there is a fine line between investing and gambling.   

If the property is vacant, include property preservation costs including bimonthly yard maintenance since many juristictions may impose a fine if the yard is overgrown. 

I have documented ALL of the emails, one streaming after another, with a final email listing the five dates over 5 months, when nothing was found wrong with the washer and a request for her to pay half of the service fees.  

And a final question/comment - it sure seems like a settlement with a title company would surely result in something going back to the original mortgage company and flagging the change over.  

I, too am a finance geek at heart but have become a fix-all over the years.