(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.

Without the relationships directly or indirectly you leave yourself vulnerable to being as they say; getting milked like a cow. ;) Join the fun and invest in the Comeback City.......Go Detroit Go!!!

I applaud you for being vulnerable regarding this topic.

Humility and vulnerability should be two things you seek in a salesperson.

I'm sure some people benefit but my personal belief is many wind up in debt after the rose colored glasses come off and they realized they got suckered via their vulnerable emotions.

If you weed out a majority of the "smart" people with poor grammar and obvious scammy stuff, then the ones that do approach you are probably worth the time to pursue because they are far more likely to fall for it.Take their time... it's the only resource they leave vulnerable and prevents them from spending it on others.

Cathie,The parent LLC's common ownership doesn't leave assets vulnerable.

Not being well-versed in tenant/landlord laws can leave you vulnerable to financial risks and could lead to issues with fair housing and property code compliance.It's essential to assess the time you'll spend managing these aspects yourself versus the monthly management fee charged by a professional company that can handle it all for you.