24 People in S.D. Indicted on Mortgage Fraud.

[ocrenter]

I want to thank EastCoAnonRealtor for coming forward and tipping BMIT off in regard to Stan-the-Man (Stanley Gentry). The information was then forwarded to the FBI and we have result a year and a half later. This is what can happen when ordinary citizens pool their efforts together to help out resource straped law enforcement.

here’s the old links for registered readers. sorry but blogger is unable to accomodate any additional readers at this time.

Stan-the-Man® part I

Stan-the-Man® part II

Stan-the-Man® part III

Stan-the-Man® part IV

[socrattt]

This is classic!! [Name removed by admin] was a CPA that recently (within the last few months) taught a SDAR class. I eventually called him after the class as he seemed like a savvy tax pro. Good thing I never ended up with him as my CPA! These things are hitting closer to home than I expected and I think it is just the beginning!

[socrattt]

This is classic!! [Name removed by admin] was a CPA that recently (within the last few months) taught a SDAR class. I eventually called him after the class as he seemed like a savvy tax pro. Good thing I never ended up with him as my CPA! These things are hitting closer to home than I expected and I think it is just the beginning!

[socrattt]

This is classic!! [Name removed by admin] was a CPA that recently (within the last few months) taught a SDAR class. I eventually called him after the class as he seemed like a savvy tax pro. Good thing I never ended up with him as my CPA! These things are hitting closer to home than I expected and I think it is just the beginning!

[socrattt]

This is classic!! [Name removed by admin] was a CPA that recently (within the last few months) taught a SDAR class. I eventually called him after the class as he seemed like a savvy tax pro. Good thing I never ended up with him as my CPA! These things are hitting closer to home than I expected and I think it is just the beginning!

[socrattt]

This is classic!! [Name removed by admin] was a CPA that recently (within the last few months) taught a SDAR class. I eventually called him after the class as he seemed like a savvy tax pro. Good thing I never ended up with him as my CPA! These things are hitting closer to home than I expected and I think it is just the beginning!

[Anonymous]

[quote=socrattt]This is classic!! [Name removed by admin] was a CPA that recently (within the last few months) taught a SDAR class. I eventually called him after the class as he seemed like a savvy tax pro. Good thing I never ended up with him as my CPA! These things are hitting closer to home than I expected and I think it is just the beginning![/quote]

Pretty sad. As a person that’s been in the real estate business for almost 20 years I feel pretty confident in my intuition and judge of character. Last year the clown mentioned above wanted to sell his dad one of my listings for $200k more than it was worth in some flim flam deal that my client and I wanted no part of. The person in question became angry and irritated when I communicated to him I wanted no part of that type of business dealing.

I could elaborate further but no need. The number one trait I was taught early on in real estate and still believe and practice today is brutal honesty. It definitely has lost me some commissions over the years but I can sleep and night and feel confident in teaching my son the same. Life is too short to place money and things above the interests, needs, and well being of others. I will live by that creed until my last breath.

Cheers,

Paul

[Anonymous]

[quote=socrattt]This is classic!! [Name removed by admin] was a CPA that recently (within the last few months) taught a SDAR class. I eventually called him after the class as he seemed like a savvy tax pro. Good thing I never ended up with him as my CPA! These things are hitting closer to home than I expected and I think it is just the beginning![/quote]

Pretty sad. As a person that’s been in the real estate business for almost 20 years I feel pretty confident in my intuition and judge of character. Last year the clown mentioned above wanted to sell his dad one of my listings for $200k more than it was worth in some flim flam deal that my client and I wanted no part of. The person in question became angry and irritated when I communicated to him I wanted no part of that type of business dealing.

I could elaborate further but no need. The number one trait I was taught early on in real estate and still believe and practice today is brutal honesty. It definitely has lost me some commissions over the years but I can sleep and night and feel confident in teaching my son the same. Life is too short to place money and things above the interests, needs, and well being of others. I will live by that creed until my last breath.

Cheers,

Paul

[Anonymous]

[quote=socrattt]This is classic!! [Name removed by admin] was a CPA that recently (within the last few months) taught a SDAR class. I eventually called him after the class as he seemed like a savvy tax pro. Good thing I never ended up with him as my CPA! These things are hitting closer to home than I expected and I think it is just the beginning![/quote]

Pretty sad. As a person that’s been in the real estate business for almost 20 years I feel pretty confident in my intuition and judge of character. Last year the clown mentioned above wanted to sell his dad one of my listings for $200k more than it was worth in some flim flam deal that my client and I wanted no part of. The person in question became angry and irritated when I communicated to him I wanted no part of that type of business dealing.

I could elaborate further but no need. The number one trait I was taught early on in real estate and still believe and practice today is brutal honesty. It definitely has lost me some commissions over the years but I can sleep and night and feel confident in teaching my son the same. Life is too short to place money and things above the interests, needs, and well being of others. I will live by that creed until my last breath.

Cheers,

Paul

[Anonymous]

[quote=socrattt]This is classic!! [Name removed by admin] was a CPA that recently (within the last few months) taught a SDAR class. I eventually called him after the class as he seemed like a savvy tax pro. Good thing I never ended up with him as my CPA! These things are hitting closer to home than I expected and I think it is just the beginning![/quote]

Pretty sad. As a person that’s been in the real estate business for almost 20 years I feel pretty confident in my intuition and judge of character. Last year the clown mentioned above wanted to sell his dad one of my listings for $200k more than it was worth in some flim flam deal that my client and I wanted no part of. The person in question became angry and irritated when I communicated to him I wanted no part of that type of business dealing.

I could elaborate further but no need. The number one trait I was taught early on in real estate and still believe and practice today is brutal honesty. It definitely has lost me some commissions over the years but I can sleep and night and feel confident in teaching my son the same. Life is too short to place money and things above the interests, needs, and well being of others. I will live by that creed until my last breath.

Cheers,

Paul

[Anonymous]

[quote=socrattt]This is classic!! [Name removed by admin] was a CPA that recently (within the last few months) taught a SDAR class. I eventually called him after the class as he seemed like a savvy tax pro. Good thing I never ended up with him as my CPA! These things are hitting closer to home than I expected and I think it is just the beginning![/quote]

Pretty sad. As a person that’s been in the real estate business for almost 20 years I feel pretty confident in my intuition and judge of character. Last year the clown mentioned above wanted to sell his dad one of my listings for $200k more than it was worth in some flim flam deal that my client and I wanted no part of. The person in question became angry and irritated when I communicated to him I wanted no part of that type of business dealing.

I could elaborate further but no need. The number one trait I was taught early on in real estate and still believe and practice today is brutal honesty. It definitely has lost me some commissions over the years but I can sleep and night and feel confident in teaching my son the same. Life is too short to place money and things above the interests, needs, and well being of others. I will live by that creed until my last breath.

Cheers,

Paul

[BGinRB]

Are these 220 fraudulent transactions and all other transactions that used any of these as a comp going to be removed from the dataset?

[BGinRB]

Are these 220 fraudulent transactions and all other transactions that used any of these as a comp going to be removed from the dataset?

[BGinRB]

Are these 220 fraudulent transactions and all other transactions that used any of these as a comp going to be removed from the dataset?

[BGinRB]

Are these 220 fraudulent transactions and all other transactions that used any of these as a comp going to be removed from the dataset?

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