So this guy @Raphael Kisel is a scam artist.

I always wondered if that was a scam or if they were illegally accessing homeowners’ credit information.

Caution on the rampant use of social media by FAKE lenders who are out to just steal deposit money from you.no real lender is going to ask for 500 to 800 up front.. also rates too good to be true like 5 to 7 % that is not REAL.Also BS line of how the rates are that low because your buying an insurance policy that protects lenders.. that also does not exist in these loans.. its another BS line.Offer to send you a picture of the guy or gal your talking to holding up their ID.. no lender does that .. all those are fakes and phonies.. think the Nigerian prince scams  they are scammers. 

This bulletin outlines the good cause grounds for an eviction of a tenant from residential rental properties in New Jersey, pursuant to the Anti-Eviction Act, as set forth in N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1.Here are the requirements the state has for "evictions". 

I am not necessarily anti-pot, but as a landlord this would be troubling for me and I would shut it down ASAP..... 

Tenants are super paranoid and are afraid of getting scammed.

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Basically this is an illegal and unrecognized method to purchase a bank owned property however, by some sick scam this occupant bypassed the bank and illegally took residence of the house. 

Understand that real estate is not a quick get money scam.

I think it's a scam since no one has ever heard of this non-sense.