A great landlord will do things in a upfront matter not a sly way.Joe Gore

Germain Act of 1982 which prevents lenders from enforcing the due on sales clause when residential properties are transferred into a revokable trust and there is no change to the rights of occupancy.What you are doing is looking for fraud such as lying on a mortgage application, late payments, or transferring property into an LLC without using legal methods I have described aboveIt is clear from your prior posts you know little about legal methods of asset protection such as land trusts or LLC's that many successful real estate professionals use who follow the rules.

You asked if HM lenders can be trusted, some yes, some no, but it really depends on the terms, they can be trusted to follow the terms of what you agree to, I don't get the impression you will be able to out wit a sly lender.

This concept is know as Lis Pendens.

We are creating our buyers list as well.Now with the motivated sellers, I have seen so many different areas to find them such as Lis Pendens, probate, inheritance, absentee, vacant, etc, etc.

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The renters never see it but if we needed to do a sly drive by where I didn't want to be seen it is an option.  

But a lot of time it feels like the broker and/or seller is trying to pull wool over a buyer's eyes and I would classify as lying more than boasting about the property.

Even though both of those things are just as morally wrong (in Kant's estimation) as lying during a negotiation?

Its been listed as Lis Pendins 3 times before including now.Yea i would love to try a short sale ,getting the truth about his intentions is a real problem.And yes i am getting my ducks in a row...the uncertainties and his intentions are a problem like i said.He could be an expert at this type of ...well,  fraud for lack of a better term.