All Forum Posts by: Kevin Meyer

Completely agree with the above statements. As one who was personally defrauded by Clayton (despite his claims it was all his partner's fault), it really is disingenuous for him not to take responsibility when his Ponzi scheme fell apart. Just read through some of these articles and you'll get the idea.

https://www.indystar.com/story/news/investigations/2020/05/06/clayton-morris-bert-whalen-accused-by-indiana-attorney-general-deceptive-home-sales/5175543002/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesfinancecouncil/2020/01/31/who-can-you-trust-in-the-real-estate-investing-business/#720fb12c356f

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https://fox59.com/2019/03/26/e...

Clayton Morris Lawsuit Case No. 1:18-cv-02797-WTL-DML
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Clayton Morris Lawsuit Case No. 1:2019cv02467
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Welcome Levi!  Glad you found Bigger Pockets.  Short answer - nope.  Do not give Morris Invest any money; you'll lose it like so many of us did. 

Clayton Morris and company took money for repairs to my rental's roof, but then I found out a year later that repairs were never done... I personally wouldn't listen to anything that Clayton says.  Replace the roof when it needs to be replaced - not after some magic number.

Thanks for sharing Brian. Your story is very similar to mine... Except I didn't get sued by the Marion County Health Department; my timelines and the people are the same... It's very sad that others continue to get hurt. 

Given the possibility of collecting was very low - I took the same approach as you, throwing good money after bad wasn't worth pursuing, so I sold at a big loss and chalked this one up as a big learning experience. 

Clayton's promises to fix the problems and make it right never came to fruition. I spoke with him on the phone several times, but after three or four - I gave up. 

 It's just east of 65, south of Raymond st - rent is currently $750/mo.  

Hi there - I'm completely new here, but I have a rental property in Indianapolis that I purchased turn-key. While it's been producing income for the past year and a half, I have reasons to believe that the property manager is lying to me . . . I don't think the tenant is in the property anymore, but I'm in need of an urgent transition.  

Some research on the forum leads me to believe that these are good contenders - PARC property group, Alpine Capital Solutions, Pinnacle Investment Properties, FS Houses.  Are there any that I should definitely consider . . . or avoid?