And furthermore, just because there are lawsuits, doesn't mean it is fraudulent. 

@Andrew Lebed theoretically you could do that, but that may open the door to fraudulent activity.It's best to take LEGAL steps that will not alert the lender to the transfer of ownership.

Airbnb has announced a two-year pilot program in Oregon that eliminates guest names and photos from host screening as a way to see if it combats illegal anti-black discrimination.  

So during this time we had soldiers in European theatre as part of transition, Pacific transitioning, and Korea in active combat. 

That is, unless you have combat military, or police experience.I don't know what city you live in, but in very many, the police are happy to get and act on a tip.

I use a hold harmless and indemnification clause or agreement in everything almost, and I always agree to indemnify the other guy for basically what I would probably be held respobsible for anyway, like a fraudulent act, on the other hand, in consideration for my agreement, I require that they protect me for other matters that I might be concerned with.

I'm not being combative, but as a very active CDPE Broker, I'd love to see any links/documents that show where a non broker done short sale has ever closed.

If I force the faudster into involuntary bankruptcy can I recover the property through fraudulent transfer 7.

If the the sale was deemed an "improper tranfser" (fraudulent) all bets are off as to what happens next. 

How are you combatting both off and on market sales with little inventory?