You should be transparent will sellers because doing otherwise could be illegal (if you have insane person sign a contract to sell a house for $1, or mislead and lie to seller about their property value in order get a contract you could be liable for fraud.

I had a contractor that I had to fire last month for a multitude of reasons (using my materials on his other job, extremely substandard work that has to be redone by someone else now, not paying his subs,  lying about work being completed that was not actually done, etc).

The (few) gurus I have come across at these seminars, all kind of remind me of that syndicator I had a suspicion was lying (which he was.)

If they knowingly lied for her, they could also be held liable as conspirators.  

In my case I was fed up with lies and incompetence, and switched to another local Pro mgr company. but I am being hit with EXCESIVE cancelation fees. 

For the sake of your reputation and ours, I wouldn't lie to get a lower rate. 

The seduction lied in the fact he is, arguably, a liked and respected member in the Note industry.

LIES.

Rookie wholesalers wind up lying about the assignment contract and pretend that they are buying.

I am all about using the tax code to your advantage but flat-out LYING about being a professional is unethical, immoral, and WRONG!