You came into a thread with a non-sequitor and are putting forth advice and cautions, while it is quite clear to anybody with extensive knowledge in this field that you do not have any specific or relevant expertise or background in the field you are speaking of.Bigger Pockets is a fantastic resource, but this type of interjection without foundation is exactly what makes such a site dangerous to those new to a field and looking for information.As experts in this field, Dmitriy and I spend a considerable amount of time and effort providing helpful, relevant and meaningful information on the topic of self-directed retirement plans to the BP community.  

"Making up" fake tax documents sounds like a dangerous idea, but I have self-employed friends who've used multiple years of income or refiled previous years income taxes (by reducing their deductions to show higher income) in order to qualify for financing.Good luck!

But it can also be dangerous.

Spokane has a dangerously low rental vacancy rate at the moment, which is driving up rent prices.

Places like Sherwood Village and Harvell Park can be rather dangerous.

That should cover him and you, all verbal is dangerous as one contractor might miss a lot, one might expect more work, then you'll have apples and oranges bid.

It's dangerous though. 

@Donald Dooley creative finance is a great tool, but IMO investing without cash or access to cash is dangerous.

In the winter it is alittle dangerous; although it didn't bother me 20 years ago.

I think it is a dangerous practice that could get you sued.