It's not that I care if people know I have a license, but when they see that you are a broker and the marketing is investment related some tend to throw it away because they don't think they want to buy their house, they think it's a sly way of getting a listing appointment.Also, I'm sorry you have to hear this from me, but you will never use those real estate technical terms outside of that classroom.

Lying to the an insured lender is the same as lying to the feds.....which makes it a federal crime.

I have to say that is a sly way to try to get a discount, and I bet you already made a low-ball offer.Joe Gore

I don't see it as lying nor do I care.

If the foreclosure was being contested, that would be a response to a foreclosure suit and would not show as lis pendens.Question number 3 - it is not clear what type of property the loan is attached to but even for commercial property $100k in foreclosure fees is way, way, way too high.

Now as far as lying to you that's suspect and I wouldn't trust it, but you can decline them by saying you don't want to rent out to a business to board it's employees which is totally logical.

Thank you very much.I've never thought of it as lying, and for the record, have always deducted every penny I can get away with.

Creating a hypnotizing marketing or sales message frequently includes story telling and motivational metaphors.They will not see this as lying, but merely a means to an end.

About half the rental aps I take contain what I would classify as lies (ie overstate income).My approach is to trust and verify.

See, it's hard to get around all the misinformation, excuse me Fox, at least they are on the record as lying and admit it.