(by itself probably not enough but combined with other factors it could happen) Arguably you have commited bank fraud.

And back to start, to be the best at what one does, takes a commitment to not 9-5 but living it, exercising, train train train, and being a leader. leaders are teachers who motivate and own others failures. 

If the seller agrees they can give up their lien position so you can refinance, but its a risk because Im not sure you can make them commit to that ahead of time.

No commitments.

I'm not sure if I will when the lottery, but wanted some information before I commit myself to a major fixer upper.

The level of education, not to mention the high ethical standards enforced within the group, speaks for itself.We have a community of over 10,000 members committed to ethical business practices, and there is accountability for those who do not follow safety standards or ethics.

So would they risk committing a crime over $200?

You can get a great tenant with the help of a thorough broker without committing to property management.I agree with @Joe Scaparra, selling is a very sensible option. 

It all comes down to commitment.

It's important to choose that one and commit to using it.