I guess it'd depend on what type of loan as far as whether they are scrutinized or not.

It’s just like any other sale only they will scrutinize your preapproval more than a typical seller.

I recently switched to NREIG and paid about $2000 for a 3 family, dwelling coverage at $250,000.Never had to file a claim with them yet so I can't confirm if they scrutinize harder than others.

Selling to a related party is not scrutinized as heavily. 

This means the initial interview is perhaps your most important interview in this audit.You need to get your proof of material participation time in good order and technically correct before your first audit interview.You should have a record of the time you spent on this activity.Your record of time spent should be made on a timely basis (kept at least weekly).As you do for the mileage record on your vehicle, you can keep a test record for three months in a row if that record reflects the average time spent during the year.In the initial interview, the IRS is going to scrutinize your travel time to ensure that the primary purpose of your travel is business.

They can also limit what you can do inside the unit - everything from floor coverings to type of windows may have rules.When it comes time to refinance into a conventional mortgage, the condo association will likely be scrutinized too.

I would scrutinize all the numbers and check rents and rental demand for the area.

So I am wondering why the schemes that the Seminars pull aren't be scrutinized more in the media?

I am interested to know when you say the jurisdiction frowns upon it, is it the change in the laws or are they scrutinizing it heavily making sure all “t”s are crossed and all “I”s are dotted or is there more?

After paying close to $3,500 in lender closing costs and making 2 interest heavy payments on the property, it was hard for me to be sympathetic - however, I’ll definitely be scrutinized if I ever tried to use that lender again.