Some google "research" shows some signs of life (job history matching up with LinkedIn, rental history locations matching up with where the internet said he was at the time), but there are probably a few too many red flags.

Here’s some of what you’ll find: [big text box] è And here’s my linkedIn profile (if any): [text box][] Look at our website and you’ll see it’s reasonable to consider us accredited – url: [text box][] I’m investing $100,000 or more into this offering using free cash or securities and am not taking a loan out to make this investment, something that an unaccredited investor couldn’t reasonably do.[] Call my accountant, he/she will tell you I’m accredited – Their contact info: [text box][] Call my broker/registered investment adviser, he/she will tell you I’m accredited – Their contact info: [text box][] Call my lawyer, he/she will tell you I’m accredited – Their contact info: [text box]Getting people to send in their financial statements is a high friction proposition.  

If Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc, all closed old accounts, their numbers would surely be FAR less impressive.

You can look up Tom Dunkel and Joe Downs on LinkedIn to look over their backgrounds in real estate and finance.No offense taken.

@Joshua Howaniec you may be better off on LinkedIn looking for that.

I think he's on linked in.  

We got a lot of help from an investor/real estate agent I found in the area on Linked In - he's been helping with landlord tips, and helped us purchase this deal. 

Also I have my cell number, linkedin account, google + account, twitter, personal business website, and about 9 links to other sites I'm on, on my account.

I know there are people on Facebook and LinkedIn who try to connect with every Tom, Dick, and Harry, but I don't know what the benefit is on this site.

In Her linkedin profile she calls herself a hustler.