I never had to prove it once I moved in, but mortgage fraud is mortgage fraud, and why chance it?

Fortunately Canadians are smart enough not to make RICO level mortgage origination fraud legal (unlike your southern neighbors here in the US) so a collapse brought on by mortgage rates resetting on borrowers who had no business getting a mortgage in the first place is very unlikely.On the other hand with mortgage rates below 3% and most Canadian mortgages being short term (compared to a 30 year in the US at least) if rates rose significantly a lot of folks might have a hard time affording the new payment when the loan was due to roll over.

Rejecting Kentucky's defense of its turf laws on consumer protection grounds, the court noted that "the complete exclusion of a buyer's broker from the transaction may well render the foreign buyer/lessee more vulnerable to fraud.

Hopefully this slip and fall won't happen to you again as it is fraud on the tenants behalf best thing I think is to keep quiet lay low and keep a close eye on your property 

Fraud, for example, or (I just glanced at the article) repeat bad housing code violations or criminal conduct could be reasons to disregard the entity, as the person is using it to commit a wrongful act ....

If you're not getting responses around this number, there might be a good reason- like a weak list or bad messaging, or in some cases, outright fraud.  

Tax fraud!

The lists for both are identical unless I’m missing something.

In my opinion, I'd call it fraud, although technically, it may not be.So for me, your business practices don't meet my standards for anyone I will do business with, or who I will refer my clients too.

I didn't use the term "price gouging" as that is as you described in markets.Here's the term predatory for you Jason :)http://www.hoodwinkedhouse.com/real-estate-fraud-t...Predatory dealing is, as I stated above, is usually caught in the area of fraud, deceptive trade practices at a micro level.