lol And I didn't mean any offense by "sound like a banker!"

Tomorrow I want to submit offers on both of them but after crunching some basic numbers, I'm concerned that my offer will be somewhat offensive to the agent.

Both of these are also towable offenses.

It's like they say...the best defense is a good offense.  

I meant no offense, and definitely was not meaning to devalue the site... just observing some graphical similarities. 

No offense but you are not big enough to worry about golden parachute laws and things like that. 

It is typical, but my guess is that they want to be sure you have no "undesirable" criminal offenses; selling drugs, murder and the like, and also to be sure that you can afford the regular HOA fees.  

(No offense to any attorney, LOL) I'd back track on that if possible telling her she can see a RE attorney but the closing agent will explain the transaction.edited, just saw your last post; get your fee, give him a receipt for the assignment, this is an amount paid out of closing to be shown on the buyer's side of the HUD-1 or accounting settlement.

The best defense is a good offense, tactfully, see what the issue is and address the concerns, own up, most likely if you do they will simply say cease and desist, just stop that activity you don't have to quit RE, might have to, but you can't do anything else hanging in limbo either!

Mortgage fraud is typically charged as a felony offense, but misdemeanor crimes are possible in cases where only a small amount of money is involved, typically less than about $1,000.Prison.