Now you can be tricked or fraudulently induced into signing a deed, but in that case you have actually signed a deed. 

When you finally talk to the seller you can combat any objections the he or she might have based on false information.

Here's one phrase from it:It is the applicant is responsibility to disclose to the Lender all outstanding debts, obligations and/or liabilities as well as any new or additional liabilities the applicant will incur prior to mortgage loan closing.It goes on to say not doing so is fraudulant and can impact your loan and potentially be a crime ect.

To combat this, the Fed announced that it would be raising interest rates.

They are actually quite rude and can be combative which is why I don't want to move their stuff.

In another thread we talked about ethics, no need to again, but those thinking like Lonnie deals better wake up, rinse and repeat is getting to that no tolerance point; you're now identified as a scammer and dealing fraudulently.

I feel like any request for concession is going to be combated by the fact that the house appraised at 370k regardless of square footage. 

There is a combative tenant so financing is unlikely 4. 

I sent it via certified letter because this tenant has been combative since I spoke to them about a lease violation in March and I also wanted to make sure they got it.

My tax attorney isn't a moron, you can't take checks from a potentially fraudulent character because you open yourself up to a plethora of potential ramifications if he is ever in trouble and paying you.