The regulation on agents is quite lose...It seems like I'm reporting these guys daily for false claims...but I digress.Just make sure you do your homework and can firm up a good game plan.

A couple of expenses paid from your personal account or any income put into a personal account and the protection is toastFrom all my research and talking to some lawyers, its a false sense of security that will quickly fall apart if you get sued.

hehe  Actually, the statement is not false, as it save a LOT from going into the land fills. 

Providing false information...e.g. dog breeds, income, employment status, etcUsing emotional manipulation..."

Keep it short and professional:"Dear Tenant,It's come to our attention that your application may have included a false Landlord reference.

But it is also exactly the kind of absurd story that defines our pandemic; a global catastrophe sparked by something as trivial as a strong gust of wind, sparking an abundance of laughter at the surreal stupidity of the situation.

This protects both parties from false claims.

I can't use cash advances off my credit cards since they're way too low and charge absurd fees.All advice is welcomed, thank you!

If so, I have seen some creative solutions where a false window has been created with casing and paint creating the illusion of a real window.

I'm afraid all of my manipulation might create a false sense of urgency to want to put an offer in when what I should be doing is learning the area like the back of my hand haha I would love to hear anyone's thoughts/tips & tricks in validating and familiarizing themselves with their market!