Let's say a wholesaler makes double closing their business model via funding sources like transactional funders, does that still seem like it's scamming and fraudulent to you? 

Bars, brothels and gambling sprung up around the railroad and we still see a more "colorful" environment in Ogden.

While it's certainly a risky move to gamble with your retirement, it is an option. 

A fraudulent lien would get him in even more trouble. 

I got a civil engineering firm that can survey and apply for subdivision for 10-15k but I have no idea how likely that gamble is to succeed so I can't really calculate ROI.

They don't like dealing with money they don't know where it came from (drugs, prostitution, gambling, theft, blackmail, fraud and so on.)

I know the deficit is insanely astronomical, stock market is a gamble and the housing market is slowing, but what is the best way to get a foggy but somewhat clear picture of what is going on?

Cory and Victoria Gamble (CV Investments) are literally the heart and blood of this property making a profit.

Many courts will not award you the cost of work you've done yourself because it's too easy for Landlords to fraudulently charge tenants.

And they may be more willing to identify their junk at the gamble they may sell it for the $5.