It's just all part of the scam!

Yet, they (investors) inevitably seem to take forever to make a decision.When I offer a property to my private database, of course I remind them what a good deal it is.Those who know me by now, would agree that I don't just hype every possible property that becomes available, by using fancy marketing words - I leave that to the scam artists.There is an abundance of properties and deals out there right now, but I ONLY pick the very best deals of the crop.After all - who wants to take chances and risks on volume deals, when there are specific deals available that have less risk and more upside (R.O.I.) than we'll ever see again in our lifetime.Because real estate investing is a business, and because professional investors analyze deals based on numbers and facts ... not emotions .... if the deal really is a good deal …. then it stands to reason that it will get snapped up very quickly.I understand investors struggling with the emotions and fears of taking the first step … and I respect their feelings.

Your company/business may be the greatest thing since sliced bread, but there are so many worthless scams out there.

People are always ready to scam you out of your money.

Sorry you got scammed.

Thats just another scam.

The amount of legal disclaimer crap you have to put on your postcard makes it sound like such a scam, it's hard to imagine it is even worth it.

Lots of scams going on -chinese drywall sniffing dog!

This has never happened to me, but I have heard stories of people getting your lock code and then pretending to be the landlord to another unsuspecting tenant and telling them they can move on in after signing an online lease and wiring a "deposit" to them.

What I mean in my title, is that I constantly come across several different people who are doing nothing more than trying to scam others.