Unless the seller was blatantly covering up a HUGE issue (like recently constructing a wall in front of a collapsing/leaking foundation), your chances of successfully wining a lawsuit are very low, and your chances of actual recovery even less.So what do you do?

Other than blatantly telling lender to lower fees, any other suggestions on how to go about it?

I hope this term helps to serve as motivation to other investors, and there is a point to it other than blatant vulgarity, I promise!

On top of that, you have tenants that are blatantly violating the lease, allowing their pets to cause the damage, and willingly living with that filth.

She blatantly tried to short me and was hoping it wouldn’t be discovered until after it recorded. 

And if you can't see why a comment like "saving a newbie from sending $500 to Jamaica" is blatantly condescending and borderline bigoted, well you just keep on posting that holier than thou rhetoric of yours...and your legions on here will just keep gobbling it all up.

I don't know anything about Fortune Builders, but my take on "gurus" is this: for the most part, most everything they tell you is true or at least can be true (blatant lying could cause legal issues), most of the value is in the culling of information that's already available somewhere else for free or for cost, most of the high cost is because people tend not to value low-cost propositions, and most of the techniques/procedures are oversimplified, such that beginners quickly become discouraged and drop out or move on to something else.

Now as in this case where the tenant just blatantly and most likely knowingly and deliberately violated the agreement yeah I would most likely end that relationship.  

@Jason Sylka this is Blatant Disregard for our rules which clearly state that you may not link back to your own website in the forums here on BiggerPockets.

If the lies are blatantly false, maybe the Board of Realtors.