I found the following definition of bait and switch on wikipedia: "In retail sales, a bait and switch is a form of fraud in which the party putting forth the fraud lures in customers by advertising a product or service at an unprofitably low price, then reveals to potential customers that the advertised good is not available but that a substitute is."

I have a question about the appropriate amount of information that should be revealed in an ad regarding the credit scores and exposed incomes requirements we seek.

I'm currently in the middle of purchasing an apartment have met with the seller to discuss the real world numbers revealed during my due diligence.The seller has been sold a bag of hope from his broker and today, it was necessary to present the real world numbers and the impact it has on the selling price.

Some simple searches will reveal some of what you're looking for.

The inspection revealed sloping floors, cracks in the foundation (about 10), and roof repairs needed.

You all go on about credit checks, which for me are a waste of time because they don't reveal anything about rental history.Then  there is thing that paying cash for keys rewards a bad tenant. 

Hello, friends,I'm going to describe a dispute without revealing my role in it.

I am also in Tampa and feel it is a good idea to reveal the person's name.    

We still need to test with the water on, but I feel pretty confident there are no major issues.After having the power turned on, we revealed the issue with the hvac was a faulty thermostat. 

Well, they removed my post revealing a search of realtor.com showing 35 multifamily properties in Raleigh, NC.