Be kinda curious how he's going to hide his kid making money off the Chinese. 

I’m a full time pharmacist with a full sleeve tattoo and often run into this same mentality...and I often wear long sleeve white coats to hide it since I deal with such a large daily population.

Some lenders and brokers hide the fee's/costs in the term 'Discount for rate chosen".

If the other homes are still not reflecting reduction in value after all of these foreclosures, the assessor is hiding from the loss of revenue.

The bank did not ask about any other loans we might have, but I suppose they would if they saw payments going out of our account for the payments.Sorry, I didn't mean to mislead anyone, and I certainly wouldn't hide a loan from the bank- never worth it to me to be dishonest!

Perhaps, I could simply ask for 3 beaver and 6 fox hides {tanned, of course} during every week payment is delinquent?

I try not to hide this fact from anyone.I'm probably about to make a lot of people on this forum hate me...Situation- FSBO (i.e. listing prospect) has a home that isn't worth a dollar over $375k to an investor and is worth 425-450kish on the open market to someone buying a primary home.

Again, how do you know the listing agent isn't hiding things from you the buyer?

As much as I like the looks, it certainly does reveal dust and blemishes easier.Here's a scheme I really like, and want to try because it gives a dark modern look while most likely hiding some small particulate a little better.This stuff is pricey, though.

What are they hiding??