I asked a convicted murder this question and he said that "I'd rather attack or kick door (break into a house) that is easier.

We rent to felons, especially when their convictions were more than 10 years ago...great tenants.  

In this particular situation the rents were guaranteed by a local organization that placed the ex-convicts so that was a nice setup.  

He's CHARGED, not convicted. 

This level of confidence is derived from conviction and discipline, and that's how you invest.

However, they did not have conviction in the sales price we wanted, nor confidence in the comps that they pulled.Realtor #2: 3% sales fee - did not get along with this realtor at all.

This way wronged people can file a report against registered wholesaler and those who deal with wholesalers would be assured that he is not a convicted swindler and career criminal, but someone without criminal records.

At first I looked at this as possibly just a failed investment where millions of unaccredited investors lost money (still very bad for everyone involved), but after learning about the involvement of Ronald Fossum that has a convicted history of defrauding investors and the fact that Norada is still raising money from investors, my mind now goes immediately to possible Ponzi Scheme paying past investors current funds being raised.

Not sure what happened with this case - hopefully he's prosecuted and convicted. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/49/topics/1168199-fraud...  

Most S8 tenants have a history of bad decisions, often having convictions, evictions, bankruptcies, chargeoffs, collections, garnishments, etc.