They show on your tax returns, and bank statements.There are many underwriting tools to expose private money ones that claim they don't report to the bureaus- they also sell and securitize the loans so what they told you on the phone is of no value, they get reported.All NonQM standard DSCR loans show on your credit report.DSCR gone bad shows online, in court records and in the curbside view (property appears distressed and attracts code violations/fire inspections and investigations...

You can investigate to verify the story.

I then contacted the company from the podcast interview and asked a bunch of questions, took a three day trip to Memphis to investigate the market and the company, was pleased with my findings and purchased a property.

I have 1 option (assume his loan and the price would be 109k) but need to figure out 1 or 2 other methods to present to him.Don't think that subject-to, using a land trust, would work, as he and I have both been in to speak to the local bank, and they would likely be suspicious enough to investigate (it's a very small town and there's not many RE transactions).

In fact, with most banks, I don't believe a fraud investigation process would ever involve calling a loan due...though it could very well involve legal action.That said, nobody here (as far as I can tell) is suggesting that anyone fail to disclose anything.

I'm investigating opportunities to construct or renovate student housing near LSU.

Upon further investigation, I am definitely low balling.

I don't have time to investigate that many companies and would like to pare down the list to no more than a dozen before I start doing my due diligence on each one. 

Investigate the HOA to confirm if there was an increase that was voted on and approved by the HOA membership.

I'll message you.https://www.ksl.com/article/46471515/police-investigating-homicide-after-missing-south-jordan-man-found-dead