All of us in the Bigger Pockets community in real estate are always looking out for fraud, but if you get caught stealing a microfraction of what they stole, you would get twice the prison time.

In Texas it surely is, unless you arean apartment locator which has its own license.In some states, the laws against what you are proposing aretruly draconian with prison terms.

I think honesty is still the best policy but one of the richest real estate investors I ever met said, "The road to the first million leads right past the prison gate."

Okay - I'll spell it out:Adverse posession is a method of acquiring the title to someone else's property by occupying the property against the rightful owner's rights.According to Wikipedia , "Adverse possession requires the actual, visible, hostile, notorious, exclusive, and continuous possession of the property, and some jurisdictions further require the possession to be made under a claim of title or a claim of right."

Condo's are notoriously worse.

Until your company has some history, your credit is your company's credit.2) The shows are notorious for gettng would-be investors in trouble.3) Yep.

Later on, I began to do the same thing with cars and car parts so I could indulge in that (notoriously expensive) hobby without hardly costing me a thing.

The ex-husband just got out of a prison in Mexico.

Take no prisoners, who cares about these bottom feeders, they are the low life of the industry, trash them out, go for the jugular, put them out of business and burn the bridge, there is no bridge to save with these scum balls!

Up to 5 years in prison, 250k in fines.