2) If you are taking a property "as is" see if you can inspect it anyways and see what lies under the rafters and in the crawl space.3) This actually was a three for one deal ... three properties for $180k but I was afraid to say yes because I did not have #1.

From outside would be a coin toss but since the tenant is obviously lying you have to make a judgement call.

My Judge friend told me that "everybody lies in court".

If anyone says there is a way around Dodd Frank they are misinformed or lying!

She just spent last week with us and next week she starts an intern job at a chicken processing plant about 45 minutes from her home in Arkansas.  

This are part of your screening criteria and when they do not fit you have grounds to deny without having to lie.

Sounds like the mistake lies on your end.

If it is one of our listings I say "I am letting you know I work for the seller, I will treat you fairly, however my loyalty lies in their interest".

I have been lied to, over charged, charged for services I never used, promised credits that were never given and as of recent they are collecting money from my tenants and not giving it to me.

When it doesn't make sense because the numbers never lie.