Does anyone have a "one stop shopping" site to suggest, or second choice would be the list site and they email you the list and you do the mail merge yourself.The key here is a site that is not a scam, if I am willing to fork over the cost for this direct mail marketing.

But I am reluctant to pay their fees, fearing that it might be a scam and I can't afford to crash and burn financially right off the bat.

How could you possibly be scammed when a cashier's check is involved?

Here's a new article from USA Today that I thought worth sharing:FBI: Housing scams more than doubleApparently foreclosure scams are really on the up and the FBI expects the trend to continue....Thoughts?

It was halfway through the video that I finally put it ALL together and figured out how this was a MLM scam.

And some of the scams they run... these people are so "intellegent" it is almost scary.

Be specific, if its for an amusement park, search "amusement park loans".I am also seeking investors and most are scam artists that ask me for $!!!

And if they don't... am I in for some kind of scam???

Trust is a wonderful thing, but has no place in a real estate transaction.Btw, if it was the seller who suggested skipping the title search or it was the seller who told you the process would take "a couple weeks," then it's pretty clear that this seller either doesn't know what he's talking about or he's trying to scam you.

I thought it was a scam, as you can find on Forbes, Google, etc.