Seek out markets with promising long-term growth and solid foundations.

I see it today almost every YouTube channel has a get rich quick scheme to learn people and promised them quick money.

There’s a big difference between disagreeing with someone’s methods, promises, and forecasts, and detecting actual fraud.I’m not sure that for many of the gurus we call out that fraud is so easily detected, let alone proved.  

But I think we all know not ALL people are rational, and some people / agents / adult-children don't quite get it or hide facts ( fake income statements, etc. )    

This indicates a strong market demand and a promising opportunity for investors.Days on the Market (DOM)Reduced Sale Time: The average sale duration has decreased from 86 days to 67 days year-over-year.

Called them on it, they insisted it was true, I said cool let me check with Joe (fake name), he's a friend of mine to confirm because he told me just a month ago 8 tenants wernt paying.

And I believe you're right that once the promise was made he would tell you you're stick with it unless it was totally breaking you financially which it is not.

Then you would put that 50% down on the second home while assuming their mortgage of 3.375%.Here are some fake numbers:Home A: $200,000 value and you own it free and clearHome B: Seller bought it for $150,000 at 3.375% and it is currently valued at $200,000.

DC is actually relatively cheaper cost of living than the Bay area so that is promising too. 

The FTC for sure is goes after these Mentor guru's that promise big returns if you just buy my course.. and takes a while but then what happened to the folks you mention and Tarik and his wife and many others they just get shut down and start over in some other capacity.