Many lie and tell you the tenant is SEC 8 when not. 

If she's basically lying to you and telling you the owner's have had it for 10 years and you see they only had it for 3, well in your own words that's a red flag.

And to make money -not going to lie there!

ben, that's true, but some people just dont share much or have their profile locked to outsiders.i had one guy that was trying to break his lease claiming health issues and we caught him in a lie since he was posting on there "can't wait to get into my new apartment". he had told us he is moving back to his parents. he had friended my wife a months earlier..what a tool!

His criminal record, his signature on the non homestead affidavit, his signature on the investment property affidavit, didn’t deter him from lying in the least.4- for the first appeal he was able to post a “pauper’s bond”, meaning no bond at all.

While A/B class properties may attract higher quality tenants, the major opportunity in today's market lies in C-class properties nationwide due to increased rental demand, greater supply, and disproportional rent-to-price ratios.In my agent business, I love helping my investors find tenants for two reasons: providing a white glove experience and capitalizing on the current rental demand.

The seller lied on a sellers disclosure regarding water in the basement which resulted in toxic mold exposure and huge health issues for my family.

What lies in the future is open for debate, but what happened in the past is already clear.

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

However, the challenge lies in securing the necessary funds to acquire these established enterprises.