The reason people may think you have a scam going might be because you don't come across as being fully knowledgable in the transaction.

I would never scammed anyone.

I haven't told the investor the address or phone number of the guy just so I don't get scammed.

If not,I list the property with a valid listing agreement vs unlicensed brokers using purchase contracts to scam sellers.  

I took Accounting in college and was good and am bought Quickbooks for Real Estate Investors which is really good, but just don't have the time to devote to it.

I didn't devote my life to Christ for the money!

(It has been suggested that an LLC taxed as a partnership might work, I don't know how to do that).2) I'm eager to legitimately secure ironclad Real Estate Professional status -- likely via my wife (former realtor) who can devote (part-time) work to these various activities.

The problem is attending seminars that are run by scam artist who sell you something for 10's of thousands of dollars with hype and singing and dancing that you can get here for free.

Most people will not provide that much info without knowing you because of all the scams on Craigslist, and most will like to call to see if the buyer is real.

Also - workout time is devoted to listening to podcasts now instead of music.