All cabins are identical, except one has a walk-out basement.

But Bob knows it will cost him about $100,000 to get the property up and running just like his identical property. 

Not saying it’s impossible, but I couldn’t find a single example that didn’t involve fraud, gross negligence, or massive numbers of tenants.This is my first investment, so I’ll likely not bother with an LLC, but I’ll reconsider if the business grows.

I'm no legal expert (and to be honest, I'm not certain my attorney was either), but the use of the card in this manner would not be viewed as fraud by the issuing bank.

There has been a lot of insurance fraud for settlement issues that people claimed as sink holes which really drove the insurance market out of whack.

Savings to hold extra capital you don't want identity thieves having access to and because keeping huge piles of money in a checking account is just not wise, and the security deposit account.

Every Monday I will be highlighting a deal I was apart of either as an investor or agent highlighting a different investment strategy and how it was executed in the local market.This past fall I was a buyer agent on a 2-family side-by-side duplex deal in Manchester, Connecticut.Property details:- 2- family side-by-side duplex- Each unit identical 2-bed/1-bath layouts- Natural gas heat- Each unit has own driveway- Located close to the highway- Low B neighborhood What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

We're looking for a lawyer's firm to act against that company, preferably through a "class action", considering many properties were involved in that fraud. 

Almost identical debate 10 years ago.

Otherwise if the mortgage company finds out that you are lying to them it could constitute mortgage fraud.