I'm actually Nigerian (not American, not Canadian).

if its too good to be true, then it probably isn't.and a fool and his money are soon parted. the most valuable thing you have is your credit. don't blow it and don't share it with anyone ever. you might as well send all your money to a Nigerian scam.

Since you're in Houston I wouldn't try it in that, or any other TX market.I agree with MikeOH about ignoring unsolicited emails, unless it's from my cousing Nduku who used to be the Nigerian Minister of Oil, he's got a great deal for you.BTW, I don't do deals with anyone who spends a lot of time trying to convince me what a big time operator he is, or can't spell or use good grammar.all cash

all these guys do is suck 500.00 out of you and you never hear from them again.. its the nigerian prince scam just in the real estate space

(Nigerian prince anyone?)

Are they on the list of Nigerian scammers?

I am Bolaji Muhammed,Nigerian,40,male.Just settled in the states recently after widely travelled running my own international education and business consulting firm for 10 years and still going strong.Wanting to diversify my skills and passion into something new and real estate came first on my mind.

(Hey isn't that the name of the Nigerian President?!)

Or should I just give all of my money to this very credible Nigerian Prince that keeps emailing me?

@Chad McLeodNot saying he shouldn’t have any repercussions for what he did but c’mon... you ever send the Nigerian prince your money and then get upset when things didn’t turn out as promised....?