@Mike Percy  I did a ton of due diligence on answering services since I was also really sceptical.  

yes you should be sceptical.

Well done for being sceptical!

All my friends and family were sceptical, with some telling me why I shouldn't do this but I was already set.Turns out, I was ill prepared for this endeavor.

How many pads was your park that the replacement bid for sceptic was $300K?

I guess as a new real estate investor, and professional sceptic, my first thought was that this was just someone looking to separate suckers from their money.Could you explain more what you mean by "have them 'refund' a portion of your DP and force equity in the property"?

I have heard of Russ Whitney and his program but am sceptical of people that try to appeal to my greed or fear.

@John Yeung, sceptics among us may question whether any Toronto/Vancouver property, at the height of their property boom, WILL give "good cash flow", if all expenses are accounted for properly, and it's leveraged at the "normal" 70% LTV.My guess is: you'll only get it to cash flow by putting down a MASSIVE cash deposit (ie. more than 30%).

There are many companies out there, and I think it's wise to be sceptic.

Even in BP we need to take what we read with a view of scepticism.