Do NOT verify via email, it's too easy to hijack email.A friend was buying a house in TX, and her $50k deposit was stolen when a scammer broke into her title company's email and sent "new" account information.

It is important to keep an eye out because sometimes signs aren't posted on the curbside,  they might be inside the windows if the agent feels that there is likelihood the sign will be stolen or disappear.   

Other capital is in riskier investments for long term growth (stocks, Bitcoin, etc).

We worked on the house for a couple months and never had any issues with the neighborhood (not so much as a stolen tool or broken window).

The ROI seems great, but after a A/C gets stolen, a couple of trips to evicition court, that 20% ROI turns into a loss.I pick areas that rent for at least $850 a month and the neighborhood has a few retails sales.

Oh, and be prepared to have equipment/tools stolen.

He may have stolen your money AND your identity.

I ordered several of these units and had a unit stolen and Bruce was unable to track it.

The money for legal fees should not come out of the fund from the investors stolen money.

Winter time is a great time if you don't invest in areas where your furnace will get stolen by "pookie & ray ray" ha