Many insurance companies have left this market due to some fraudulent activity over the past 15 years.

So, to press employment destruction is the easiest way to combat inflation, prevents further inflation, and the risk is one that is the easiest to address and brings good things. 

If the reported income is fraudulent, you should 1) call the police and 2) tell that person  you were born at night, but not last night. 

-Surround yourself with other real estate investors so you do not feel so alone- it helps combat the self-consciousness.- Look forward to that future "payday"!

As you know interest rates are high right now, so in order to combat that, developers are giving out great incentives such as free property management, vetted tenant placement, and offering to buy down points.

One way to combat this is to get the sellers on the phone and then send the offer while you have them on the phone and you can walk through the highlights and benefits of working with you.

Some may construe that as fraudulent dealing. 

How do you combat that? 

In court, the terms of your contract, and who has lived up to those terms and to what extent  are going to determine the outcome, should it come to that. don't fear court assuming your not being deceptive or fraudulent. 4. an incomplete job is owed nothing (assuming he was given a reasonable amount of time to complete said job). as long as his behavior earned his firing (disrespect, not showing up, deception, etc.) fire away and feel comfortable paying him zero (would you pay 70 percent of the price for 70 percent of a hamburger?)......

Don't forget your fraudulent exit clauses.