They may let a seller suffer less who carried back a second.Assuming there is an agreement for the second to cut the debt, restructuring it later, dealing fraudulently with a lender to influence them in taking a loss won't be something you want to do.

Probably a bit of a gamble to waive some of my rights, but really wanted to push this deal thru

The stock market and rates are a gamble and if I were your bank looking to finance you more property I would take that into consideration for your business plan.

@Andrew Easterling  Roxbury is historically one of the worst areas of Boston for crime - but it's gentrifying as other parts of Boston are priced out of sight.For example, duplexes in Boston as a whole range in price from $589,000 (Mattapan) to $4.65M (Back Bay).If you want to gamble on a high crime area in the path of gentrification, I'd consider Mattapan. 

Buying a home with the idea of selling it (at a profit) is more of a gamble than a strategy unless you buy something with the intention of doing a live-in flip.

It is always a gamble when buying a condo unless maybe it just received its recertification recently.

It's a gamble, but an exciting one.

I say if your worried about it don't take the gamble.

There is nothing fraudulent about that.

I have a transaction that is being held up by a fraudulent lis pendens.