Not that you would try to hide something on purpose but when you're new things can easily get overlooked and come back to bite you later.

Why would you hide your intentions?

Locally (SWFL) since Indymac was taken down, their Lis Pendens filings are up, I guess Sheila Bair found the closet full of bad paper, they were hiding

If the reason is legitimate and not something made up to hide assets just have them disclose it in there hardship letter.

berber cleans just as good, I get a dark tan or a brown mixed with tan so it can hide stains that wont come out.

If 90% of homes are selling at 90% of asking price then why should your agent hide that from you...it's fact not opinion.

Also, do not try and hide this fee from anyone.

Of course when I was a kid and had some stuff I shouldn't have had in the house, I used to HIDE IT PRETTY GOOD when my parents came home.

In reference to purchasing "subject to""Some techniques teach to hide the ownership of the property by placing the property in a trust and selling the beneficial interest of the trust.

I realize that sometimes we can't figure that out very easily, but sometimes we can pick up hints.Some examples of what I've done:While "looking at" the high up shelves and other hiding places I "found" lots of past due notices from utilities, credit cards etc.