If you do need to file a claim and they determine you gave false information not only will your claim be denied you could also face insurance fraud charges.

Proformas that are put up there are generally inaccurate, based on post-renovation values (but don't add that hypothetical $300K into the purchase price), so you have absurd cap-rates.

A college degree is absurd enough, but it is a prereq to get the interview for that corporate job.

It's interesting there are all these laws against false advertising, but it's still a partial bluff.  

But housing prices are still absurdly high in those areas, and it looks like future values are predicted to flatten out or even drop in some area.

Connecting this or framing it by using the word “wealth distribution” lends to a false interpretation. 20% of people in society will look for opportunity and most importantly exercise the personal sacrifices necessary to grow their portfolio one step at a time, while 80% won’t and they need a place to live.

That’s a false assumtpion and true net worth is based on liquid assets.

Many times marijuana is called a "gateway drug", which is absurd. 

It is absurd that Fannie considers transfers of funds within a marriage to be a "gift," but alas I am not the dictator of the universe and cannot change this at present.Solution: Just what @Cara Lonsdale said, have both names on the accounts even if it's understood between the two of you that this one is "mine" and this one is "yours."

I thought the initial post was absurdly naive and would surely get laughed out of the forum.