The window company tried to fraud me by installing windows which I did not sign up for and which we did not pay for or were approved for by association.

Recently I purchased a house at a foreclosure auction for $160k, reno was $35k, and 2 identical houses at 1,127sf sold for $260k.

I just want do anything wrong and commit mortgage fraud.

Someone above also mentioned you can buy 4 identical $150k houses, using leverage and get essentially the same cash flow.

Fun fact: I’m a dad of identical twin girls! 

A Valid and Binding ContractUnder Arizona’s Statute of Frauds, an agreement for “the sale of real property or an interest therein” requires a writing, signed by the parties to be charged.

In my other (professional) life, I work for a federal agency and have seen a lot of fraud. 

Maybe you can compare two houses that are identical except one has one bath and the other has two. 

Also you've committed mortgage fraud, and there are penalties if you are caught.To resolve this you need to 1) move into the home you just bought or 2) refi that loan into an investment property loan.

Regardless, I would do whatever you can to fulfill the requirements honestly, cause 1. its the right thing to do and, 2. mortgage fraud is no joke.