@Jay Hinrichs thank you so much for sharing...even the most experienced are just as vulnerable.

There's another recent thread about Christmas gifts, general concensus is don't do it, for various reasons.I can support either side, but I think that just showing human compassion with words can go a long way and the gift part probably isn't necessary.I think it's sad that gestures of good faith can be misinterpreted, but that is the age we live in, so better to be safe and blameless rather than giving and vulnerable.

The equity option, if you had to choose only one, is more vulnerable and susceptible to volatility as you know.

If you want to be your own insurance agent and professional, you could be putting yourself in a vulnerable position.

He was there for only few months and I used to regularly monitor that area along with other vulnerable areas and it used to be always dry in that particular and am pretty sure it's a recent development but never had a chance to either inquire or be a direct witness of their usage.

Is a landlord vulnerable to one industry's success?)

Your vulnerability makes you the perfect target.

(It could also be vulnerable to trolls.)

Right now I'm vulnerable because everything is under my name, not under an LLC or Corp. 

I hope this post keeps someone else from getting swindled by this literal thief.Honestly , I know maybe it's my fault for falling for it, but being in a desperately bad financial situation made me vulnerable to this kind of scam; and his whole scammy brand (along with grant cardones, tbh) is created to scam people in bad financial situations.