I JUST got off the phone with one of their current customers reporting $7k in damages and another customer earlier today who is searching for an attorney to sue them over fraudulent charges he can prove.

Mainly because I have concern that the information would be used for fraudulent online purchases.

Below is what I’ve found thus far, outside of the money he kept:Marcus entered into our JV Agreement fraudulently with the intent to manipulate.

Another part of me feels like that is still a bit of a gamble and that I may be better off working just as hard at something already proven, something where I can come in and work with others.

I work with idiots that gamble in the market as my full-time job, and I've seen people do some crazy stuff and lose piles of money in days.

The bank account may be fraudulent.

So investors tend to go for the cash flow properties as the cash is more or less stable vs relying appreciation which can be a gamble

The power in your first deal comes from KNOWING what ever you did, is no longer a gamble.

Secondly, in looking at claims overall, very few losses completely destroy or "total" a property, which, if your angle is to carry what is owed on the property, in hopes the lender will be paid, is a very big gamble to take.

  " I am buy and hold forever"   "I am a Cashflow investor"  " I don't expect appreciation"  " Appreciation if gambling I am not a Gambler "  "Appreciation is icing on the cake "  these are the most common things beat into investors heads these days. and then regurgitated..