I agree with some of the posters who mentioned that many sellers will lie, and some do it unintentionally.

Here we go again....Sebelius admits errors, pays $7,000 in back taxesWASHINGTON – Health and Human Services nominee Kathleen Sebelius has corrected three years of tax returns and paid more than $7,000 in back taxes after finding "unintentional errors" — the latest tax troubles for an Obama administration nominee.This is getting to be ridiculous.Story: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090331/ap_on_go_ca_st_pe/sebelius_taxes :cool:

The money for this wasn't coming from taxpayers, but instead was coming from closing a loophole that allows foreign companies to use the U.S. as a tax haven, and avoid paying taxes to the U.S.In other words, the bill paid for itself...Unless, of course, politicians thought that protecting the tax-haven we unintentionally provide to foreign corporations is more important than protecting the victims of 9/11.Which, apparently to some, it is...

Well I lied unintentionally (Does this compare to fish stories?)...

Sorry Phillip, it was unintentionally from me.

As you describe it, she is at fault for everything even if it was unintentional.

Please explain your take on how this could just be the result of someone making an unintentional mistake, as opposed to deliberate mischaracterization?

While I know that some of my business relationships stemed from such activities, it was an unintentional aspect of simply being out in the public and being active in the community.

So unintentionally funny...

Rules to prohibit improper influence on appraisers and ensure appraisal independence should not unintentionally increase the cost of obtaining a mortgage loan for consumers.