Sorry for bad grammar, I did not realize that up until I read my post just now.

I have only read his book on estimating rehab costs and besides the multiple grammar and spelling errors, it's fantastic.

Over 35% of Americans are renters.If I were a tenant, I wouldn't rent a place from a landlord that was unwilling to spend $300 on an essential appliance for me.I wouldn't rent from someone with poor grammar, either.

I don't know how to say this without sounding like a jerk, so know I'm saying this trying to be constructive: If you want to attract investors you'll have to use proper grammar and spelling.

@Josh Chan  Looking at that website: grammar errors, no address. 

Maybe I'll try again in a year.Sorry for the grammar and spelling mistakes.

@Bryan Tasumi, have you accidentally used the wrong grammar by phrasing your question: "being sold"?

MaintenanceAdded a maintenance guide (still working on the grammar) for tenants to refer to.

Your website does have the right words but you should look at some other wholesaler websites to improve it first.For example, "Whether a Probate Property, Inherited Property, maybe you’re facing Foreclosure, or tired of being a landlord with bad tenants" no need for capitalizing those, and some grammar improvements would help.

Other things to look for are poorly written emails, weak grammar/language, non professional writing tone, weird sounding domain names, over enthusiastic agents that keep hurrying you into executing the transfer.As for the escrow company used being totally fake, it is possible.