(Scam alert or not?

Read the attached post, this story is identical to mine and about 60 others scammed by David Hughes, Walt Trock and Michael Lanzahttps://www.victimsbelocscam.com/forum/victims-discussion/mc...

Another big problem we encounter more often than not is when they're swearing on Jesus Mary Joseph and everyone else they are deposit ready, then having some reason why they can't pay the deposit;  or trying to do half of it now and of course the other half never materializes.

Home warranties are a scam....Nathan spelled it out perfectly.... they tack on fees for every claim, hire crap companies to bandaid the issue, take forever, crappy customer service and communication.

Even if he's living off a recent inheritance, I would have asked to see his work history to ensure he's not (a) scamming, or (b) earning money from criminal endeavors. 3.

I appreciate honest feedback that it's not a scam. 

In layman's terms, you can run for awhile but not "hide" as we commonly think the word means.Source:https://www.keytlaw.com/azllclaw/forming-llcs/nevada-incorporation-scam/

I've encountered several situations where tenants not only broke their lease but also caused damages, sometimes even leaving before the lease ended with damages behind.To clarify, when I mention damages, I'm not talking about normal wear and tear but rather significant repairs costing between $5,000 to $8,000, which don't qualify as vandalism for insurance purposes.In the past, property managers I've spoken to have often discouraged pursuing tenants for these damages, citing it as not worth the effort.Here are my questions for you:- Would you pursue the tenant?

However I do hear of people that scam non stop.

I am not sure if all stayed require due diligence money but I think it's just a scam.