Could result in not only the realtor losing their license and board membership, but possible criminal charges for both the realtor and the wholesaler.There's probably people who have gotten away with this in the past, but all it takes is one deal going wrong and the whole thing blows up.

Be aware that in 2016 HUD issued a new guidance, telling landlords and home sellers that turning down tenants or buyers based on their criminal records may violate the Fair Housing Act.

You could analyze the interest expense differential if you wanted to geek out but this is mostly going to be a behavioral decision up to you, no right or wrong only what's optimal in your case.  

for some – especially on this board.In the eyes of the law, you will be a lender, period, and your paperwork, licensing, origination, and even behavior, must comply with the same laws as every other lender in your state; large or small.

I have no guarantee he will do this of course, after his flaky behavior this past week - but I'm going to present an offer anyway.Here's my question: I'm talking with a contractor who may want to partner in the morning.

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I predict there will be criminal and SEC civil prosecutions of some of these syndicators.

We offer 4 different payment methods to our tenants: Online ACH via our PM software (no charge) Deposit @ our bank ($3 charge) Credit Card ($5 + cc fees) Mail ($10 charge)Notice we charge a fee for the less desirable options to encourage the behavior we want:)Of course, you can think you're smarter than everyone here and do it your way.

Because of the pandemic, and because this tenant was SEC 8 and would lose her voucher if I evicted, I just preferred to have the City issuing violations notices about the tenant's behavior, rather than them coming just from me.

It's doubtful he ever did a credit or criminal check on the tenants given the lack of lease.