Honestly, I would tout any of these in an ad.

I believe it was based out of L.A. or somewhere in Southern California but the notes touted on the site were all over the U.S.You can certainly get higher than 25-30% returns on non-performing notes, but payment is uncertain and I don't have the luxury to wait to turn things around, not to mention you don't have the same control as a note owner as you do as the actual owner so it doesn't fit my current situation.Scott Carson has a growing reputation.

You may know it but you must prove it.Best option hassle the s**t out of them with the 60  day notice, calling police, 24hr notice to inspect etc.Maybe consider hiring a off duty police officer to question everyone entering the building on random days for a while.

I will check t out!

The challenge is there are a lot of people out there touting 30%+ percent returns and newbies see that and think they can do it and go after the sexy non performers versus the singles (performers) and doubles (spotty paying non performers).

Nope, I've only seen the videos touting the "specialized tools" that can break the locks.

Rinse and repeat and scale the sh*t out of your biz until you have a team that can run most of the day to day.

First off, I would like to point out how disappointed I am that I cannot simply put out my experience using Connected Investors without being touted as a "fake".

If you read the full sentence from the syndicator that I quoted, he casually mentions something crucial after touting the allure of 1031: "...into another property that the sponsor wants to buy..."

It is touted as a weekend where you will learn 12 ways to invest in real estate, 65 marketing strategies, and 10 closes, all designed to maximize your deals.