It depends on your willingness to commit mortgage fraud. 

You'll need to be able to prove fraud, which you won't be able to do based on the face value of your post.If it was me personally, I would put the past behind me and start by examining the rental contract. 

This guy is fraud, after i did some research about him on google, he is very unprofessional and unethical.

Once that deal is done, unless you can prove fraud, there are no protections for the buyer.

Too many red flags and I suspect she's a fraud.

That motivation is the primary driver for good investment returns, not "mutual" or "fraternal" or any other nonsense.In an IUL the insurance company takes the money they earn investing in those identical assets, and they go to the index options markets with the simple goal of hedging to capture as much movement in the market as they can get with the money the have to spend.

. - what will you do, if one year after you sold your flip, you are getting sued by the buyer because of some defect or issue, real or imagined, known to you or created by a sub/contractor, or fraud (like, because you made the mistake to advertise your flip for sale with "everything new" and the buyer discovered you didn't change the entire plumbing) and the judge freezes all your bank accounts till things get sorted out?

Salado is a small, sleepy touristy town but has an actual identity (and there's a great glassworks you can visit there).

I have 2 almost identical triplex apartment buildings.Both have 2 very large framed / screened in from porches.

He will lie and he will commit fraud to profit.