Directly from the Maryland Attorney General:(5) An insurer may not cancel a policy midterm except: (i) when there exists: 1. a material misrepresentation or fraud in connection with the application, policy, or presentation of a claim; 2. a matter or issue related to the risk that constitutes a threat to public safety; or 3. a change in the condition of the risk that results in an increase in the hazard insured against; (ii) for nonpayment of premium; or (iii) in the case of homeowner’s insurance, conviction of arson.Generally speaking a material misrepresentation means the application states there is no aluminium wiring in the property and there is in fact aluminum wiring or the application states the roof is 2 years old and its really 15 years old. 

EVERY SINGLE document transferring an interest in real property MUST be in writing to satisfy the Statute of Frauds, unless an exception applies.

If you buy all 4 you should look to a bulk discount but also realize the ease of managing 4 nearly identical properties in the same location.2. 

Keep in mind that mortgage fraud is a big deal, so I wouldn't just "live" in there and keep your apartment, I would actually move in.Best of luck

Create an identity, shepherd it through the political process, build it and lease it. 

IN Lead and Healthy Homes Program... and went through the laws governing Lead Abatement Contractors and it's almost identical to MA.

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Using the mail, and not being compliant in brokerage laws is a good way to open the door to mail fraud, dealing illegally is misleading others.

The transaction will likely be considered lender fraud, especially if you are fabricating the sale just to make it look like a sale for lender purposes. 

Sounds like you are ready to make it happen, and you sound almost identical to me when I was getting started.