I would caution you to not provide a false proof of funds if you do not intend to buy the property.

But in honest cases of searching out an interest like you did before getting around to filling in your profile, I falsely assumed "troll". 

They are 4 adults and 4 kids.Their reason for not taking me up on my offer to let them stay somewhere else is that they said its unreasonable to find last minute accommodations and the cost was prohibitive.They're claiming false advertising (due to the omission) and the guy with a bad back got zero sleep and his dream vacation was ruined.

I just think your analogies/comparisons creates a false impression.  

My agent finds this absurd.

Sorry man but this is false 

I was under the false impression that the Fannie/Freddie (conventional) loan products were going to be way better than any kind of in-house bank product, but that is definitely not the case as I have seen. 

As anybody involved in the markets knows, that approach to valuing bank debt for an investor would be palpably absurd.

It is creating a false insurance market by legislating people into purchasing health insurance who are to high of an insurance risk.

The other mistake (often intentional) is that they provide false numbers (higher exit values and lower rehab costs) when the real truth is the exit value is actually lower and the rehab costs are actually higher.