I recently listened to a podcast by Vincent Polici where he played a recording between Tom and a student who questioned Tom in allegations to mail fraud, misrepresentation and other crimes.

I came across this article regarding their alleged poor customer service. http://www.abcactionnews.com/news/tenants-frustrat...Anyone had any personal experience with this company?

I've seen many people advise investors to get the deed, when doing a short sale, and then get a POA from the seller - that would describe this 'The tactics, he said, allegedly included manipulating the homeowners to sign over ownership and control of the property to the enterprise.

As a sort of “follow up” I thought I could provide some infotainment to my fellow BPers by backing up my allegations with some analyses of a few Stockton Multifamily properties.

Text and email are practically a mountain.Let’s review the documented facts:You move into my house from a motel, allege bed bug infestation in the carpets.

It is clearly - albeit allegedly, as I have not seen any proof of David’s success personally - is working for him.

., ET AL Legal Description NEW CITY BLOCK 16385 BLOCK 9 LOT 13 DOMINION GVH SUBDIVISION UNIT 1 IN THE CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS, AS SHOWN IN VOLUME 09553, PAGE 0082 OF THE DEED AND PLAT RECORDS OF BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS Physical Address38 VINTAGE TRACE Sale Notes

I find his replies interesting...Colorado sues popular lawyer-investor over alleged real estate scam

You could imagine that's a little intimidating for my first deal :-)Alleged value of the 25 properties is $1,300,000Seller started his talking at $1,000,000. 100% occupancy and rents bring in $13k per month. 

As a landlord I would say that you can, but an attorney could argue differently.It also makes it easier when a pet allegedly dies and the tenants want their deposit back.