Ways You Could Be Committing Mortgage Fraud and Didn't Know
Summary
Carrie Risatti, a commercial real estate attorney, discusses mortgage fraud in the short-term rental industry, clarifying its definition and potential consequences, along with providing strategies for avoiding it. She cautions against unconventional financing and taking shortcuts, as these can increase risk of breaking the law and leading to significant financial and legal issues for investors.
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