Hi @Jorge Vazquez I agree it was mainly lawsuits, scams and fraud that drove up the rates but how are regular investors and homeowners supposed to absorb these huge increases.

While I'm open to investing in quality service, the feedback I've encountered suggests that Anderson may not deliver on its promises.

I quit about 4 months into it after I realized I’d been scammed.

Curious to hear if others have encountered the same!

As you were asking about news articles I cited, while the Porter Case ones are not available, the one about another scam involving sub-2's Foreclosure Scam           Joe Kaiser, a license realtor would in many cases acquire properties under sub-2, let it go to foreclosure, then pocket proceeds from the foreclosure sale where the lender had to refund proceeds above the unpaid mortgages to the owner of record.

The more you know the less likely you will be scammed by a unscrupulous contractor.

She says "Hey, my daughter sent me this link from CL to this home and I am calling to see if this is a real house for rent or if it is a scam.  

Be careful of scam websites.

I have 25 properties in Memphis, and they cash flow $80-$100K per year, or $50K-$70K after CapEx.But that's with a conservative strategy, not the Section 8/BRRRR gurus path -- totally agree there are some scam artists out there.

REI Reply seems like a pretty good upgrade from what I was using, but I'm interested in knowing what roadblocks I might encounter before signing up.