It did come in the bank's official envelope, so it can't be some scam letter, as that wouldn't even make sense.I haven't talked to my attorney yet.

Has anyone else encountered this and know how to fix???

When people have a negative experience or even potentially lose money in a deal, their knee jerk reaction is to throw out scam or ponzi.

When you encounter someone who is where you want to be in commercial brokering tell them you want to learn, not that you want them to be your mentor.

You will wanna shave your head bald.Do some googling, most of those home test kits are a scam. 

I agree that sharing our experiences can be beneficial for investors who have never encountered such a situation before.Being an investor who takes a hands-on approach, I truly understand the initial emotional impact and the importance of providing immediate support to tenants and assessing the property's condition.

Some red flags alerted me because I have seen this scam a ton recently.

In Palm Beach it’s not about reaching the end goal; it’s, about cherishing the experiences we encounter along the path.

A scam artist will have no intention to close so they will ask for upfront origination fees or admin fees. 

Is this accurate, as I have not encountered anything concerning 12 month seasoning periods, especially for cash purchases.This really hurts my turn-around and portfolio building timeframe if this has become standard (which I have not heard of a 12 month seasoning period during any research nor listening to any podcasts).Thanks!