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If all parties agree, how are you going to PROVE you backdated a document? As if this is going to be the first time fraud was committed in this real estate cycle. Oh, heck. This cycle has been going on for probably a decade now. Let’s just now say fraud is the norm for the real estate industry and be done w/it.
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If all parties agree, how are you going to PROVE you backdated a document? As if this is going to be the first time fraud was committed in this real estate cycle. Oh, heck. This cycle has been going on for probably a decade now. Let’s just now say fraud is the norm for the real estate industry and be done w/it.
Exasperated and frustrated.
If all parties agree, how are you going to PROVE you backdated a document? As if this is going to be the first time fraud was committed in this real estate cycle. Oh, heck. This cycle has been going on for probably a decade now. Let’s just now say fraud is the norm for the real estate industry and be done w/it.
Exasperated and frustrated.
If all parties agree, how are you going to PROVE you backdated a document? As if this is going to be the first time fraud was committed in this real estate cycle. Oh, heck. This cycle has been going on for probably a decade now. Let’s just now say fraud is the norm for the real estate industry and be done w/it.
Exasperated and frustrated.
If all parties agree, how are you going to PROVE you backdated a document? As if this is going to be the first time fraud was committed in this real estate cycle. Oh, heck. This cycle has been going on for probably a decade now. Let’s just now say fraud is the norm for the real estate industry and be done w/it.
Exasperated and frustrated.
The 8,000.00 rebate, “based at least on average prices, you’ve lost about $14,500 — nearly twice the value of the credit. Stan Humphries, Zillow’s chief economist, says the credits, effectively expired in June 2010, when prices nationwide averaged $182,000. Since then we’re down $10,500.”
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-great-26-billion-real-estate-swindle-2011-11-08