., your response is a bit harsh.

I have learned over the years that internet forums bring a lot of like minded people together, however being "online" with a hint of being anonymous, there tends to be a bit more harshness to what it said, than you might encounter in person.

Sorry if this sounds harsh, but there are lots of people here on BP looking for money to start their plan, but they just can't find it. 

This may sound harsh, but people getting sick and/or losing their jobs is just not our problem as landlords.

"scammer" may be too harsh for someone out there even doing "half" the expected work when some take the money and run.  

I don't mean that to sound harsh, it's just that there are so many websites out there.

In a recent forum thread, a fairly new member to our community made a post which was intended to attract readers to his own site in hopes of selling his products/services.It is clear that this person had more than adequate experience and knowledge on very important RE topics, but his approach was met with harshness as the thread started out as an attempt to receive before the give.As such, let this be an example to all new and seasoned members here at BP Nation: If you want to sell something (product or service), you will be better served in the giving, then receiving version of this topic.Example, if you want to get, then GIVE FIRST!

I am not trying to discourage you, simply trying to show the harsh realities.

@Riley Truitt My apologies if I came off a bit harsh. 

Now with a physical lease they may have bought themselves even more time before you can get them out.Not to sound harsh but you have said you bought two nice area properties before and haven't been through hard knocks over and over again with these areas and types of tenants.If you have someone beating down your door to buy this from you where you make a quick 10k in profit you might want to take that and run before it's too late.