I have two clauses to combat this:MOVE-IN CONDITION.

Almost all of my resident experiences (that did not involve outright fraudulent acts) have been positive ones...and the negative ones can be dealt with unemotionally (when you buy right and/or add value).

Hello Everyone,I am new to RE investing and am closing a deal by end of next week. I was almost a victim of mortgage scam and wanted to share my experience here so that it can help new investors.Background: I closed a...

They're not combative but nicely said they couldn't uproot their family on that short of notice.

Here's a article that details the change, FHFA hikes fees for high-balance and second-home loans - HousingWire From my understanding, they're trying to combat folks buying 2nd homes and using them for Airbnb.

Hi, Fellow STR operatorsI have a question on fraudulent payments from STR guests and wonder whether you all have a standard practice dealing with such situations:We have some units in the rough part of the town and we have to deal with many interesting situations.

However in my opinion some of these products are vastly oversold and their presentation tax benefits vastly overstated (some might even say fraudulently misrepresented). 

And by the way, this conversation will remain in the public record for anyone who googles "Ellen Narie" for at least the next ten years.Well, I'm not trying to do anything fraudulent.

There's so much cash out there right now with too many people looking to buy assets as a way to combat inflation, so the competition is fierce. 

The reason we as agents require PoF is to make sure the offer isn't "effectively fraudulent."