It's a scam.

.#4 came out clean, good review, or nothing but their sites and products#5 had sooooo many unsatisfied costumer...unethical, ripoff, scam I was shocked.....granted they were directed to particular agents or agency none in my area.Reviews of their agents were glowing and professional.I'm just really confused.My goal, is to get license, so I can be trained to sale my flip and buy my other investors property.I will be part time RE agent and full time investor until fall when my son is in full time school.Where I can dedicate more timeBc my husband and I plan to obtain more buy/holds, I'm thinking getting my broker license so I can legally property manage in PA.And advise is welcomed.Thanks in advance

Approaching anyone who has received a notice of foreclosure is now covered by law as a foreclosure counselor or agent, you can't just approach these people as a business without compliance issues.The reason the authorities cracked down is because people were being scammed and "assisted" by people with limited knowledge some probably based on guru stuff and they caused more problems then they ever solved.

I don't know them but I suggest you stay away from "Turnkey" deals without alot of due diligence with tenants, lots of scams out there with pumped valuations.

I had one guy get a contract on a place just to show residency to scam the government in another state to prove he had occupancy so he could continue collecting from them monthly.

(and no, they aren't all scam artists and felons).Again, I realize I was asking for skepticism by only providing part of the story.

And you must devote at least 10 hours a week of paid time to it.

If the govt thinks you're a public problem in your business dealings you're not smart enough to out smart them, it's just a matter of time, if a regulator wants to nail you, you're most likely nailed.Gotta understand, the financing of a RE deal has been around a long time and "investors" have been screwing people for a long time, sometimes it's an intentional scam or unfair practice, often it's arising out of the lack of knowledge, maybe both, bottom line, officials are feed up with it.Add to that the fact that there are larger players that can profit while keeping in compliance that running off the unknowing and scammer types means more business and profits.

Lts of scams out there as turn key opportunities. :)

Realistically speaking, Cam will probably devoting a lot more labor/time per unit than the average multifamily unit, and assuming some good marketing, I can't imagine it would follow market vacancy rates unless his property has issues.