I've heard of pressure loss issues and false shutdowns, if it would even work at all. 

@Jason Howell  now GENERALLY speaking it has been a sales tool that has been used to give false sense of security to investors.. they will skip over some issues in due diligence etc and rely on this guarantee.. there is one thing to say pay a few months rent in the beginning but a full blown year long gurantee is really risky on the TK companies part..but I will let Chris chime in he is the expert at this..

Posts like yours are exactly the difference between people like us who actually do short sales and those that are misguided by 'gurus' and the false sense of trickery to success and then wonder why they don't succeed!

Completely and utterly false; however, if you subscribe to the REALTOR status quo and only protect your clients best interests only when it is without risk, then it is very true in that context. 3.

I am indebted to you and Ryan and all the other contributors to BP for taking the time to help us tap into your expertise and experience so we don't make "dumb" mistakes or have a false sense of what it really takes."

If you have disclosed you are an investor and that you intend to make a profit and you have not colluded, influenced or coerced anyone to make false claims or actions, then it is not mortgage fraud.

You guys are creating once again a false market and if you don't realize that or believe that then you are in the wrong business.

An option does not convey such an interest in some states and you can get into filing false liens, even though it is a federal issue under the Uniform Commercial Code.

We had a discussion about filing false liens here as some thought it would be a good way for asset protection, as a sham transaction, but the B/M would not be a sham if you actually made a loan.

Many on [REMOVED] use false email addresses since it gets scraped a lot.