So none of the above advice is to induce you to contact me, but to caution your plan.

its just a fraudulent act on their part.. its call fraudulent inducement to contract.. without it seller would never contract with the buyer ..

I think there is really trying to do your best as a syndicator and then gross negligence projecting deals that are riskier than they are but painting a picture of less risk to induce capital to purchase.

It's called Fraud by Inducement.

@Maryann FialdiniDefinitely get an attorney as you want to avoid her claiming she was induced to sign and it was a predatory situationIn the future never give money, pay for anything or take a deed without going through proper peopleYes it’s Monday morning quarterback but it is sound business practice.The only way this will get resolved now is through a lawsuit or cash for keysWhat is she trying to claim btw ?

See Fraud of Inducement.

Good stuff @Jeff Roth - we all love that inflation induced debt destruction!

Tourism, remote workers, digital nomads, snowbirds, retirees, near shoring induced economic boom, growing middle class, massive population (growth) and geographical location.

Making that move, however, is really nervy and anxiety inducing.

Expert panel advice: Try putting more money down so they know you’re real.This is how a new investor could be committing fraud in the inducement at the advice of “experts”, and ironically how a lot of negative BP threads are posted regarding “stolen” down payments.