The  hallmark of scammers is advance fees, but I'd also be worried about giving them your personal info and SS#.As a physician, I'd bet you can get a decent line/loan from any number of reputable lenders.

Prop 10 certainly could bring some changes and some unintended consequences as well 

I was wondering:  I suppose a person can stop paying property tax and eventually the State will take it away...but I am worried about legal consequences or penalties for doing that.

They are usually always willing to help point you towards their better/more reputable customers because they get more business from the recommendation. 

But the key to if this is going to have negative consequences is how many investors are actually using them.

Sellers are naturally looking for someone that is easy to work with, and pre qualified with a reputable lender.

What is his reputation?

@Louis Piront I will DM you a reputable hard money lender that lends across all of FL.

Will roll up his sleeves and can run circles around most GCs and I put all my reputation on that. 

Therefore, there may be consequences such as transfer tax etc.