Yes, it's a scam, OTH, if you read stuff, guru stuff, take out the claims of riches, take out the RE technical issues, take out their legal opinions in telling you what is perfectly legal, you may have an inspirational read that might motivate you.And as mentioned, such books are at the library, glanced at some but I can't take much of that stuff, but I did see some strategies in some pointed out as "new" that were nothing but spins on some really old stuff.But, as long as people just want to be feed how to make a buck without any real study and effort, I guess the gurus will always be around.

But I think you'd be spinning your wheels trying to take BofA to court.

Check out this.Your question and the above information certainly has my wheels spinning.

I'm a beginning investor looking to build my business on wholesaling and, although I respect what others have taken years to build, I don't want to spend years spinning my wheels trying to get started, losing money in the process, when there is a product available that could (1) point me in the right direction, (2) help me with a clear action plan (do this, this, this and then this) and (3) provide me a tool to take the marketing piece to the next level.  

If you've figured out how to survive as an editor in the publishing world, you can figure out that intentions without action will not get the job done.An awful lot of people spin their wheels here trying to find "deals" without money, training, research or discipline. 

I've gotten several spin offs from doing PM now, and just sold a couple of listings that I had been managing to a new owner who will have me continue managing these properties.  

So you know off back it isn't luxury we are expected to receive with this the majority of the time.Now of one (1) part in our Power Team we've buyers who for any product type we could spin deals to and thru will cover on average 4-8 pieces of property a month and always looks to the table to buy borderline deals; cash buyers.

Too much headache for me to deal with those games and crap on a daily basis.For the water company the meter should not keep spinning once the water is off at the main.

It is stressful and requires a lot of plates to stay spinning but it can be done.

I'm working with a licensed GC to do framing and some other odds and ends, but I want to be familiar with the permitting process myself since my partner and I are in the process of spinning up our own GC company and obtaining an MHIC license.Appreciate any info and guidance you may have.