What if any problems can or will arise because of that and how can I combat it.

The gov. is injecting too much dollars into the market so any hard asset is going to appreciate hardly to combat the inflation.

If you are willing to strap on a bullet-proof vest and buy a property in Philadelphia where landlords are essentially enemy combatants in the eyes of the city, you will be competing against fewer investors able/willing to take on the risk and find higher returns.

I have already reported this company to the Secretary of State in Nevada and have several clients ready to enter formal complaints against this company and its fraudulent activities.

Well, almost as if fate was toying with me, a friend of mine messages me and says that there is a group of the Georgia Army National Guard deploying to Afghanistan in a few months, and that as an officer you would make your full salary, tax free, plus combat duty bonus pay, and have effectively no expenses as all your food and housing is covered by the Army.

They seem to be really good quality tenants but the value of the property was hit pretty hard as a result of the possibly fraudulent leases.

They seem to be really good quality tenants but the value of the property was hit pretty hard as a result of the possibly fraudulent leases.

Something is way off.... it Almost sounds like they are Fraudulently inflating the sales price to give you a larger loan at the same LTV....with you participating in the fraud. 

Since then he has sent a half dozen cdc declarations and every time one of my property managers contacts him he is combative, threatens with suing and claims he’s being harassed.

Yes some landlords around the country take money "under the table" from Section 8 tenants but it's fraudulent and will cause a host of issues if you're caught so not worth it in my opinion.