I have no interest in going to Federal Prison for doing this incorrectly.   

Criminal penalties of up to $1,000 per misclassified worker and 1 year in prison can be imposed as well.

For instance on a HUD house: "HUD-9548, Sales Contract, dated 1/99, contains a warning to anyone who makes a false statement that he or she may be subject to a fine not to exceed $250,000 and/or a prison sentence of not more than two years"

Schools are notorious for misleading employment statistics.

It would be the only one I have personally seen when someone dies intestate and someone buys it through quiet title and paying the tax's and open and notorious use.Have you seen any others?

Hanioh will probably end up in prison telling his fellow inmates how clever he is.

if the owner of a rental property is going to prison for fraud what happens to the tenants and who do they pay the rent to once the owner is locked up. also does this help in favor of the renter who is looking to buy the property for maybe a cheaper sale.

That's a good way to get hefty penalties and maybe even some prison time.

Mother in law of tenants want to lease with option to buy my property for her daughter and son-in-law.Son-in-law has a prison record for aggravated assult.

There are a small number of lenders that are notoriously difficult to work with, however, most are willing, (albeit slow) to work with you if you submit the offer along with the full short sale package ...