This could threaten not only the financial well-being of your clients, but also the integrity of your tax practice.Here are some of the current schemes that scammers are using to go after tax professionals.Phishing Attacks Targeting Key Information: Scammers are targeting tax professionals through phishing emails and text messages that appear to be from the IRS in order to obtain sensitive information such as CAF numbers, PTINs and EFINs.

They are escrowing taxes so you have to put that upfront as well which is sometimes standard.

(I don’t know if a regular warranty company would use this as a reason not to cover you as well, especially if the repair was expensive.)

The annuities could be a life line that could bail you out if you didn’t do your due diligence well enough.2.

Medium-term rentals provide consistent cash flow and avoid storage costs, while house hacking offers location-independent flexibility and strong rental demand.

All major systems have been well maintained. 

@Deborah Wodell I like the response that @Drago Stanimirovic provided.

PP as is  35krehab 70kSale price  189k  Net 170k on hud My fee 12k Insurance pass through  I pay for the insurance as well they pay me back when it closes  450.. net to my client  52k is my client has to pay the utls  So with my establish clients were we are well under 70% ARV I fund 100 % of purchase 100% of rehab I pay for the insurance andthere are no payments we all get paid off the HUD the same day..

Well I invested to help a friend put a camper on it and we kind of talked about trying to go into business together. 

Many companies return data back immediately which means they are just querying a data base, other hand scrub your list in order to provide the best contact information.