Any misrepresentation and/or misstatement will void our approval ofthe sale and may subject you to potential criminal investigation and prosecution.

Except I have not heard it prosecuted here in Texas, but I'm not an attorney.

So when you actually figure out how U prosecute those.. most cant do it.. they don't have the stones for it or the wherewithal ..

now if he didnt have the MHIC you can report him to the MHIC , but you wont get money from them , they may prosecute him if there is enough evidence .As far as getting the plumbing and electrical to pass inspection , you may need an engineer , or a plumber and electrician to pull a permit , fix whats wrong and get a final .  

(Although he didn't actually suggest putting up fake video cameras, just asked if you were considering doing so.)The mere presence of video cameras does reduce incidents, but successfully using the video to prosecute or even just warn an offender will have greater effect. 

We get to smoke pot and not get prosecuted LOL

However, get a good real estate attorney on your side to avoid being prosecuted for things like; acting as a real estate agent without a license, attempting to sell real estate to which you have no title.

The issue comes in the foreclosure process were each beneficiary needs to sign the documents to allow the trustee to prosecute the foreclosure.. if you have a hold out it can lead to a stand still.. ( never good).

More than one gangster has been prosecuted for tax evasion.

Here is a link to an article about it...... http://www.biggerpockets.com/articles/968-the-5-steps-to-prosecute-a-successful-lawsuit-for-specific-performanceHowever that would be a more costly alternative.