I am already seeing people ask questions that are showing the SBA "solution" is a pretext to fraud. 

From a lending standpoint- lying about the use of the property on loan documents may be mortgage fraud.

August 2019; agreed to purchase an identical duplex a block away from last one.

I have several identical buildings, rented at different times.

Since the Treasury Secretary said they looked at the fraud components of this program, I'm assuming there will be some sort of political litmus test as a part of this process.In regards to people overinflating numbers, this is a loan document and if they are lying, they are committing bank fraud, which I'm sure the criminals will be doing.

High Five on admitting you commit tax fraud publicly though- Excellent job telling people you're not someone reputable enough to partner with. 

Or a nightmare  the amount of fraud and dirty dealing would be off the charts.. simply not going to happen and it has nothing to do with brokers protecting their turf.. its about protecting the buyers and sellers..   

Sell tax free, buy an identical property, increase the tax basis, generate the same cash flow. 

Here’s an example of just one of the posts here on BP about the issues with them: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/499696-beware-of-fraud-by-erentpaymentcom

Its not fraud if I'm actually doing the work right?