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. 

(texas company) and altisource (luxembourg company) for various types of fraud and violations of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.

NEVER lie to obtain financing - if the flip deal goes bad the lender will view your misstatements as fraud.

So the appraisal shows a neighboring home that was sold last month, almost identical, that sold for 405k – The home we are purchasing is in contract for 463k!

Minimum recommended coverage:Building, Business Personal Property, Business Income, Employee Dishonesty, Money and Securities, Accounts Receivables, Computers, Contractors’ Equipment, Valuable Papers and Records, General Liability, Employee Benefits, Umbrella, Hired and Nonownership Auto, Workers Compensation Other coverages to consider:Equipment Breakdown, Computer Fraud, Employment-related Practices, Automobile Liability and Physical Damage

The intent behind these disclosures is to prevent occupancy fraud - that is, if you go into it with no intention to occupy.

I am an identical twin, therefore; have a clone.

At the time I had a friend who for the purpose of not releasing her identity we will call her Stephanie.

Oh, it's pretty plain to see someone isn't a lawyer.That "option" isn't even an option,A dollar might hold a pair of shoes on layaway, lacks equitable interest, and you think a buck turns into 5K :))What rights are you describing to a buyer of your Trust that they have, tip toeing through fraud are we?

Ken T. what if there are 2 identical offers with about the same EMD, cash offer, and no contingencies?