Right now, if a homeowner were to sell their home not only would they be paying more for an identical property, but their monthly payment would also increase over 40% due to the rise in ratesThe unfortunate truth is that the housing market is stuck between a rock and a hard place.

We now have users verify their identities and if they're passing around assets as their own or trying to broker in that manner we will address it.

And as a reminder, in either case, if you do NOT disclose to your primary lender that you're having the seller finance a portion of your downpayment, that's considered mortgage fraud.  

They're usually in their late forties, fifties, or even older, making it challenging for younger individuals like yourself to connect with them - and they are busy so they are not chilling with a bunch of younger guys at the local happy hour spot after work because they need to go home to their families.Moreover, many of these investors value their privacy and prefer not to reveal their identities openly.

The identity crisis will be one of the hardest things to get over.

If she does it's fraud and that's a crime. 

Since I work on a ship, my partner on the deal is planning on living in the unit (don’t worry, it will still be my primary residence, no fraud here!)

@Matt Bishop he can’t do that as it would be mortgage fraud.

Your attorneyfrom there make the decision that keeps you away from mortgage fraud! 

If there's no sign, they may not call or may think it is fraud, or may think it is rented already.Is drive up good?