I'll retweak that sentence. 

The last sentence in the quoted excerpt is how you can tell you are likely dealing with a  "confidence man" (AKA con man).

During the call, I was so nervous about taking up too much of his time that I accidentally hung up on him while he was in mid-sentence saying goodbye.And while, thanks to the hard work of Max and Kelly, local Jacksonville experts, as well my other real estate investing partner and meetup co-organizer, @Benjamin Hauser , I was able to make my first investment - a JV purchase of an SFR that closed at the end of 2014 - I am also really proud of my "non-investing" successes.

Here in my local area 3 of the big 4 PM firms are either in jail ( https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/news/2016/oct/18/deferred-sentence-for-second-defendant-in-nolen-theft/ ) or have been indicted or have shot themselves.  

Also, I'm confused about your contradiction when you ask about " owner occ" and in the same sentence say " 2-8 units". 

and someone is supposed to give a response in a few sentences...can't be done. 

Still chuckling at the 1st sentence of @Dawn Brenengen 's post earlier in the thread. 

This was really driven home to me when I listened to podcsat #1 and the guest used the filler phrase 'you know' in every second sentence.

(That's a period at the end of that sentence).  

it maybe true that he will file for bankruptcy i have no idea. i was just pointing out that alot of people on BP and Youtube are hoping he fails and in the same sentence saying they feel bad for his investors. maybe a change of attitude  of hope he doesnt fail, because if he doesnt then you wont have to feel bad for his investors. at the end of the day bankruptcy doesn't mean much for someone like him. how many times has Trump filed for bankruptcy?