.- Making up familial relations where none exist would constitute mortgage fraud.- The person buying the home MUST intend to occupy.- There are some other nuances, not all loan originators / lenders do GoE.Now, as for the mechanics of this... don't buy that home until your nephew is solidly preapproved.

Has the seller done any modifications to the property since the last inspection-- Try to review these things before your inspection, so if any of the above constitute red flags, you can forgo the property before doing formal inspections. 

It basically states that smoking constitutes a breach of the lease and grounds for immediate termination of the lease.  

If you start soliciting money from people you want to make sure it doesn't constitute a violation by creating a security as defined in this rule. 

So to buy it this way with the intentions of renting it out immediately constitutes mortgage fraud.  

Foreign in this case, meaning from another state because under our Constitution we are a Republic of States and each state is technically sovereign.The costs to maintain a foreign entity registration is usually the same as a domiciled one.

Yes wholesaling can be done in a way that constitutes "Acting as a broker without a license." 

Where in the Constitution is it written to provide housing for the public? 

I knew I would have a problem at that point because none of that $5,709.34 would constitute to the closing costs.

For example, if I put in my house rules that these rules constitute a warning and if you violate them you'll be removed?