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Ken M. Subject To (SubTo) and Mortgage Fraud
20 November 2025 | 8 replies
These penalties apply whether the defendant is the principal actor, attempted the offense, or conspired to commit fraud.
Brandon Lee What Makes a Lender a Good Fit for You?
6 November 2025 | 3 replies
There are far too many bad actors out there that will send out terms with no attention to detail.
Maranda Tucker Taking over management of a 75 unit complex
11 November 2025 | 4 replies
Request police runs via open records for the last 60-90 days that will help identify the bad actors. 6.
James McGovern Is it easy to evict a buyer who purchased via Subject-to?
20 November 2025 | 14 replies
ERGO the insanity of selling sub to from the sellers view point.. unless they had no equity and could give a darn if their credit is thrashed through a foreclosure sale.YOU do realize there are bad actors out there that do this all the time. 
Sam Gleadle Property management legal action
27 October 2025 | 10 replies
If you can prove malicious intent by the tenant, you may be able to make a claim against your insurance.Consult with a lawyer, but if you proceed with legal action it is likely the only one to make money will be the lawyer.good luck 
John Annunziata 👋 Hey everyone - I'm Back on Bigger Pockets (SWFL, Broward, and Miami Markets)
23 October 2025 | 3 replies
My focus is on turning distressed or underperforming assets into profitable, well-managed investments through creativity, transparency, and consistent execution.At Real360, we deliver performance-driven property management and investment solutions across Florida, including:💼 Eviction & Lost Rent Coverage🏚️ Malicious Damage Protection🛡️ Liability & Legal Coverage💳 Rent Collection & Maintenance Coordination📊 Portfolio Optimization & Asset Growth StrategiesThis actually isn’t my first time on Bigger Pockets — I had an older account that I lost somewhere along the way.
Tammy Fleming Questions about wholesaling
20 October 2025 | 6 replies
I would Google the property to see if it comes up in a Facebook marketplace or group post just to ensure you're talking to the actual contract holder.There are a lot of novice wholesalers out there, some with malicious intent but many are cutting corners looking for a quick buck.
Lutfiya Mosley The Multifamily Mindset program. Biggest regret of so many people. Is it a scam?
24 November 2025 | 55 replies
The definition of a scam is a deceptive scheme, act, or operation.
James Wise BiggerPockets Crooks, Scammers, Deviants, Fake Identities & Con Artists
1 November 2025 | 70 replies
Quote from @Stuart Udis: If you looked closely at most of these cases, the bad actors had highly organized capital raising systems.
Steve K. Putting $1M into Crypto
25 November 2025 | 259 replies
There is ways malicious actor's can very readily use BTC to take in $, world wide, wash it clean and reap the rewards.