However, my primary goal at the moment is to get to know more people in this business and make some friends as I haven't devoted much time in this aspect and it is probably the most important.

Scammed leasee shows up at your property ready to move in and very pissed at you thinking YOU scammed them.Apparently, this is happening to people who have their houses listed for sale and are still living in them, too.

That whole thing was a scam.

Just type "bird dogging" into search above and lots of useful and recent info pops up - like this article http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/07/19/real-estate-bird-dog-scam/?

I'm not out to scam anyone because my license dictates that I have to be fair as a public agent, and this is my career, so why would I be out to "scam" anyone?

I'm weary of any upfront fees and I'm trying not to fall for any form of a scam, so I appreciate any and all insight. 

That way, I can actually get started, learn from a seasoned investor along the way, and not devote as much time as I would normally have to doing it on my own.

I told her that I know of lots of scams like this and I would like to consult with my lawyer.

I would like to start a discussion about tricks and tips for people involved in Driving for Dollars.I have been devoting almost every waking hour to my D4D enterprise.

I treat my entire sales lead, prospecting and conversion process as a dynamic, never-ending quest for improving the system and devote Monday morning to Kaizen activity.