Don't make any accusations, but do go ahead and provide the actual name of the company (please!)

Most agents don't want to be accused of "steering" clients, so they are reluctant to give opinions. 

Another thing: If you read the comments section of the 2nd link, even the so-called gurus soliciting their short sale programs are accused of using tacticsto make the appraisals come in where he needed them to.

It's not really my business and I'm not making accusations, but I'd hate to see someone advise her to list low and take advantage of this lady to make a quick buck.

Somebody wanting to sue for you backing out of a bad deal or accusing you of selling them a property with defects like unknown termite damage).

Sharpen your knowledge of the law and prepare to be accused of brokering real estate without a license.

This is my last post on this topic, and perhaps I won't discuss Detroit again on here because I really don't need such accusations made about me based on an article I posted called Detroit Current Events and then posted a link.  

So to make an accusation that he really only needed 3 hrs for the 20 he charged for is a ridiculous.

Keep in mind, I'm very conservative when it comes to make accusations of tenants.

Michaela:"Eight of the nine named defendants are being charged under the Colorado Organized Crime Control Act (COCCA), accused of a pattern of manipulating homeowners who were facing foreclosure, creating and processing forged and fraudulent documents relating to the properties, and using the forged documents and other actions to defraud lenders and subsequent buyers."