It's taken awhile to figure out what path I wanted to venture down and after much thought and consideration, I've committed to becoming a real estate investor.

However, 'if you claim ownership of something you do not actually own and attempt to transfer it in exchange for something of value, you have commited fraud and have been unjustly enriched.

I am committed to the rental business long term, but I wouldn't do a deal like that.Mike

Seller and buyer shall execute and deliver any notices, statements, certificates, affidavits, releases, loan documents, and other documents required of them by this contract. the commitment or law necessary for the closing of the sale and the issuance of the title policy"[/b]i.e.

Most people don't realize that real RE investing is a long term commitment to learning and application, not a lottery ticket.

They are committed and enthusiastic.

if your going to make a low offer, send them a commitment lender from a lender saying your ready to do the deal in less then 2 weeks or if possible let them know you have 20% down, send a bank statement and make an offer with no-contigencies.that should do the job,

At the end I didn't even care about the money anymore, it was a matter of him leaving or me committing a major crime, so I'm glad he left before things escalated.

I was not saying that I thought “you” were trying to commit loan fraud...

The problem was the police could not technically do anything as a crime had yet to be committed (I didn't try to cash the check nor did I wire anyone else money), and the principals of the con were more than out of everyone's jurisdiction.What follows are three actual scam letters that are currently circulating on the internet:INITIAL CONTACT LETTER FROM FAKE PHYSICIAN-----Original Message-----From: Dr.