By the way Millineals get scammed out of their money more than the Senior population does because con artist and marketing teams have figured out how easy it is to use social media against you.

First I have had tenants tell me they felt like my ads were legit and not a scam.

Vast majority of folks i've encountered are regular Joe's who have a handful (or less) of properties.

Make sure you video the encounter--probably will be an entertaining exchange. 

And has quite the story to share with the court....He claims that he is the sole owner of the home and that I am a scam artist trying to kick him out of his own house that he has owned for 5 years. 

Did any one encounter any such a scenario?

Does anyone know of any companies out there that are reputable and won't scam me? 

The problem is, when you encounter the typical, what I call the "Susan Rottencrotch" realtor, most of the time the sellers have no idea about the behavior of their listing agent until they are exposed.This why when I'm helping one of my borrowers, who I have referred to my realtor partners, I like to preemptive strike the listing agent with an:Attorney Escrow Letter Approval Letter  (when possible, a lot higher than the list price)  This accomplished a lot of things, but mostly lets the listing agent know my borrower means business and can easily purchase the property and also the listing agent is then in receipt of the letters.Then if I need the listing agent to open and show their own listing, its hard for them to say no.  

This guy is all over Facebook trying to scam people.

Traveling for the past year in Southeast Asia and a bit of Africa has done a good job of getting my guard up against scams, haha.