I'm trying to figure out how to hide these fields.By the way, I can't take credit for this process - I got the idea from Danny Johnson.

The banks have been able to hide their fraud going back to at least 1998.

Again, later they can find out.In reality, I've rarely found the need to hide my assignment fee except in a rare case where I made an insane amount of money.

hey everyone my names Quinton G out of Las Vegas, NV im new to wholesaling and I had a few questions which I hoped youd all could help me be able to answer and help me with I have some people who want to sell and work with me but I have them on hold till I can get these questions answered so please anyone and everyone id love some help.1. when wholesaling a home I first put it under contract to look like im buying the home, then find a buyer within 30 days and assign the buyer my contract for profit. now does the seller know im doing this or do I hide what im doing?

s post.John D, so technically the contract can't call for it because you're not supposed to hide contract addenda from the lender, and as soon as the lender sees that addenda we're back at square 1 - "nope, can't do it."

Probably not good.And if you found the owner misrepresented the square footage of the property, did work without a permit, etc. wouldn't you wonder what else they're hiding?

They can easily lookup your personal address unless you have gone to the trouble of hiding it.Try googling yourself and see what I mean.

They hide dirt much better and need repainting less often.

.; courier fee if there is no courier. 

I don't think that you should hide this details.