@Roy Furbert Everyone involved will get named in the lawsuit like @Chris Seveney said.This whole thing smells like fraud from what you’re describing but it depends how it was marketed and what the MLS said.

My guess loan officer was set loose due to costs.If seller has the written commitment approval letter from the lender they have to honor it, unless there is fraud.

To recover your $ you must wait a minimum of 90 days and you will subtract new hidden penalty in addition to other disappearances of your funds.Fundrise is, plain and simple, a legal fraud.

If you don’t start trying to move in right away, it could be considered mortgage fraud.

What you are suggesting is mortgage fraud and a federal crime.

The principal (Tim Immel) is the same person who was convicted of fraud in 2019.

Expenses: assuming zero negotiation buy @ 138,000 including closing, 80% financed 20% down PITI + Condo Fees, cable, sewer, trash, water: ~$1,050k/mo @ 5.75% APR 30yr fixedDown payment: $27,600Rehab budget: $27.5k Furniture budget: $10KMonthly: Utilities: $100 power, $90 internet, $100 maintenance, $700 cleaning fees (7x times per month average)Total Expenses: $65,100 cash + $2,040/monthIncome: Identical comp (same condo model, different building) on AirBNB & VRBO $14.5K @ 64% occupancy over 161 days (AKA ~102 days rented @ $141/ADR) and also rented an unknown amount of additional time on furnished finder @ 1,600/month. https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/6...Full time gross income: ~233 days @ 141 ADR: $32,853/yr or $2,737/moth completely ignoring furnished finder revenue. -7% in taxes inside ADR yields results in $30,553/yr or $2,546/monthNOI: ~$506 month or ~6,072 year. 

What are tall tale signs of fraud in a party posing as a "lender"?

Very happy with their quality, matched identical with my old services for a MUCH lower price.

From what I can tell, having multiple landing pages with identical text and layout is a no-no.