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.

I'll retweak that sentence. 

Stalker and serial killer:) LOLI hope the didn't stop at that sentence:)There is NO better way for financial freedom that RE!

Perhaps we need licensed and bonded tenants.Perhaps slumlords should not be aloud to own or rent properties if they can’t afford to get things fixed by a licensed or boned contractor   Perhaps morons like you should go back to school to learn how to spell and form a coherent sentence before attacking others on how to run a business

I think it's reasonable to assume his next one (likely to happen) is going to get him behind bars because he probably currently has some type of suspended sentence or is on probation.

One edit is to the sentence quoted above.

I appreciate your Guru comment about a 'fraudster' who was sentenced to a long prison term, yet challenge you to find anything negative about Justin's company and or his personal name that is negative.

Couldn't get past the first few sentences. 

If one of those things in the last sentence doesn't happen, move on to the next one.