How much did they make you suffer to get the loan closed?  

@Brian Turner - It is not uncommon that existing tenants who are well below market rent may be suffering in silence because they know the rent is low and they don't want to risk rocking-the-boat and thereby triggering a rent increase by complaining to the original owner.

That helps with the defense and also demonstrates to the insurer that you didn't know about the fraud before your purchase because if you did, the exclusion from coverage for matters known to the insured and not disclosed to the insurer in writing before purchasing may come into play as does the exclusion for matters suffered, assumed or agreed to by the insured. 

A big reason many agents are suffering right now is because they don’t respond to clients fast enough.

Lots of folks who bought marginal vacation rentals are really suffering right now.

Brandon and ODC have those qualities.What I feel is fair and honest, is random people spreading baseless rumors about him "living his best life on the beach" while investors suffer.

The latter obviously suffers from some professionalism/credibility problems.2) A site you built yourself (or hired someone to build), running on your own server or web host, using the Wordpress software.Option #2 accounts for between a quarter and a third of all websites on the internet, including some of the largest companies in the world.The bottom line being, don't hear "Wordpress" and immediately think it's a sign of low quality or a lack of professionalism.

You make all this sweat equity to see it diminish with every month of holding.My belief is the high interest rate greatly impacts buy and hold and high LTV loans at market rate on retail rehabbed price are negative cash flow.This year some flippers are combining with bonus depreciation so that they do not suffer a large tax hit.  

Then since your property is insured, if a catastrophic unforeseen event occurs, like the entire town burning down ala Pacific Palisades CA, you don't suffer catastrophic loss (well, it's catastrophic, but you have the option of taking the money and leaving.

Sometimes businesses grow too fast, partner with the wrong people or suffer from bad management decisions.