Business

Coby Casey

4 September, 07:44

A broker received a very high offer on a piece of property from a buyer. Bill makes a low offer through a "dummy" purchaser, or an accomplice who is not a buyer at all. Bill then sells the property to the buyer for the higher price, with the difference being profit. What's the violation?

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