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But in order to be a successful real estate investor, you are must beco The most common type of fraudulent transaction recently is the ISAC scheme (Inflated Sale and Crash). This type of scheme involves cash back at the time of closing to a third party. To accomplish this, the purchase price has been inflated 10 to 30% above market value. When this type of transaction has been perpetrated it is readily apparent, for example you'll see a property listed at $500,000 for several months then sold with a final purchase price of $600,000, with no down payment. The seller is paying the difference, in this case $100,000, to the buyer at closing. Now you may ask, "How can this be possible?" 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Federal and state investigators have been overwhelmed during the last 15 months due to the sheer number of these types of transactions. The primary parties involved in these fraudulent sales are the selling agent, the appraiser, the buyer, and a third-party through whom the money is funneled. All of which will be subject to prosecution. In this type of investigation the listing agent and seller are also typically considered co-conspirators. When a transaction of this type closes, the buyer has
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