It could be argued that broker/agent deliberately committed fraud by hiding latent defects and encouraging buyer to sign a disclosure waiver, thereby, placing buyer in a very vulnerable position.  

However, it is unlikely that Fannie Mae was deliberately hiding anything from you. 

I called his realtor and after a month of deliberating I purchased it for $6k.My biggest hangup....I asked my grandpa who used commercial real estate for retirement what he thought of the deal, fully thinking that he would give me an "atta boy, go for it".

It seems that the overabundance of the keywords "holesale" and "holesaling" (yes, I deliberately misspelled them in order not to trigger the alerts...) come from the new member forums.

JPMorgan Chase, Nationwide, Honda, L Brands, Huntington, and Amazon are just a few of the many companies that have thousands of jobs in the city.

I'm just wondering if there is a more subtle way of navigating this interested person into not applying or if there are no concerns with me deliberately stating we don't work with voucher programs.

The bottom line is that economics are driven by human nature and behavior, which as we all know works the same in any part of the world and in any era, which is why history has that nasty habit of repeating itself over and over.Just last night JP Morgan agreed to buy Bear Stearns (up until Friday the 5th largest investment bank) for $2 a share!!!

Having a few challenges on financing right now since I have a 0 credit rating believe it or not was done deliberately because of identity theft in 2000 now have to rebuild it too.Long term goals I’m 58 so wanting to retire or semi retire in next 10 years not really wanting rental projects unless I meet a great property management team exception to that is I want storage rental maybe a few of them.

In my daily gig I am VP @ JP Morgan in Corporate investment Banking.

I think I understand the compassion and understanding here for someone who is being entrepreneurial and thinking in new ways to make extra money, but let's change the context and see how many folks still think this tenant would be a good business partner: What some folks are essentially suggesting is that they would be wiling to partner with someone who is knowingly violating a rental/lease agreement, and deliberately lying to at least two parties (the owner and AirBnB) for her own personal gain, which puts the owner at a significant risk (he doesn't just get to walk away if it all goes horribly wrong, etc.)