.- don't scam me on service callsThe last one is quite annoying, as I have seen the rise of contractor scam and a lot of PMs who realize there's more money in repairs than the 8% they get per month.

A really common scam is to send a landlord a cashier's check for the deposit and up front rent.  

I was scammed.  

My tech charged me a service call of $84.99, and $34.99 to put in a non programable thermostat, which I then charged the tenant....What I am saying is you have to be very careful when dealing with tenants, if they think you don't know what you are doing and are too trusting that will try to scam you.  

You get sued when you're scamming.  

Many of which had nothing to do with anything the rehabber did.Banks are terrified of getting scammed by straw buyers that are part of a quick flip at a highly inflated price.

John, there have been many issues with Ocwen, mostly related to inept short sale processing with their off shore operations, but there is no intentional plot to scam you on your loan.

If you have a solid social media presence, post it there and flat out say it's a scam, and ask people to flag it.

@Chis Timmick Don't waste you time I found out that it was a scam.

That bundle is all crap, but, you have your buyers convinced that a 'top 20%' is safe - so they sold the top 20% of the pile of crap at a low rate to an investor who thought it was a typical 'top 20' not a 'top 20 of pile of crap'... same thing with the next 60% of the pile of crap was sold as 'average risk' - because it was from the middle of the curve, and the new bottom 20% of the 'pile of crap' was then re-bundled.This was banks scamming insurance companies, because they managed to convince AIG to write insurance on these bundles and convinced AIG (or helped convince themselves) - that re-bundling the crap somehow magically removed the risk.