Sadly, I still paid the $25,000 plus about $5,000 to my attorney.Two more of the 5 employees, using the same attorney filed Civil Lawsuits for $1.2 million each and I had 100% proof that every Cause of Action was false, but their attorney probably never reads one document I sent through my attorney because they know we will pay money to settle.

"The perception that housing is drastically undersupplied and that a strong demographic picture lies ahead is creating a false sense of security," according to a report by Zelman's firm entitled "Cradle to Grave.'

What @Al Pat said.Also, if your lender is giving you pushback about a MTM lease, I would educate them on its practicality versus a term lease, which is honestly just a false sense of security. 

I'm not sure where this information is coming from, but this narrative is false.

I have not thus far and will not give any false information to the bank, but since the closing is already scheduled, is it a done deal?

It would also be nice to have a downvote button for those posts that are obviously false or just plain bad advice.

There are a lot of "false positives" on signs of potential market crashes.As Minh pointed out with Roubini.

So I told my agent to give this message to the listing agent:"My buyer has decided to get out of the way of the other offer and congratulates the seller for getting a fantastic offer and wishes him best for a fast closing"We get a call couple of hours later that the other offer didn't work out and the property was still available if we were interested.I agree with Account Closed that make your offer based on your numbers and not because of some false competition.

That is FALSE.

I was told by a loan advisor closing one of my loans that once a loan closes the bank would only look to see that payments are being made on time and never would re check on the title (or other pre closing concerns) ---- but that's just info I was once told ; could be false.