If you sense that you may lose the deal then that pretty much confirms it.If you had to go to court to defend yourself against “Acme Company” and “Acme Company” provided a Defense Attorney to you at no cost and on the prosecution side there was also an Attorney who works for Acme company you would know the fix is in.Ease your mind, hire a Realtor from a different brokerage to look out for your interests on the Buy Side.

While the feds probably wouldn't prosecute the borrower (assuming they turn on the lender - and I'm sure they will), it's hard to argue that he wasn't an accomplice in the fraud; he could explain the loan in detail, so he clearly knew what was going on.

I predict exactly ZERO tenants will ever be prosecuted for perjury related to the filling out of the declaration form, regardless of whether they fill it out truthfully or lie through their teeth on it. 

They issued an official memo that define  a legal tiny home and says that anyone who sells a tiny home that does not meet the State standards can be prosecuted.

People have been prosecuted for this many times.

If she doesn't leave within this deadline, I wonder if prosecuting her is the only recourse?

Using this system requires a lien holder to file a court action to prosecute the foreclosure in order to sell the property.

That's like requiring a retail store to spend their own money to prosecute a shoplifter.

Would love to hear about your experiences and insights.Hi, you'll read and hear about homeowner's rights and protections, foreclosure consultants etc and equity skimming things and how you can be prosecuted etc etc.  

However, even in my state its hard to get authorities to prosecute these cases unless they are REALLY obvious and egregious.