Any thoughts or info is appreciated so thank you in advance.Cheers, ChrisConsult with a real estate attorney immediately and seek guidance.What you are doing is a felony in Washington State.RCW 61.34.030Criminal penalty.Any person who wilfully engages in a pattern of equity skimming is guilty of a class B felony under RCW 9A.20.021.

Applicants with a pattern of multiple criminal offenses will be denied regardless of what the employment, credit and rental history shows.

In most markets, it should not be used as a guide at all (unless you can identify a consistent pattern, such as it's usually 40 to 60% below market value - and even then, it's little more than a range of possible values). 

The pattern was about 4½ feet wide while the room from which the shotgun was fired was only about 12 feet deep.

Patterns will start to emerge, like "garages always seem to be worth 5-10k in this market"  Best of luck. 

As in any profession, there are members who are models for others to pattern themselves after and there are people at the other end of the spectrum who discredit the profession.

I have good people skills, understand communication patterns, and can easily make new friends.

If they determine the act was part of a behavior pattern or you have sufficient documentation that he sold you the property under false pretenses, then they can take action including having the agent pay a penalty.

The main reason being that factors that contributed to an increase in mortgage rates in the first place, such as wage-induced inflation and employment patterns, remain largely unchanged.

Folks, if you get arrested 50 times but you have an excuse for all 50 arrrest do you think the guy might possibly be guilty just b/c of the pattern (REVIEWS) What is your answer to this post so all the good folks that got scammed can know???