The author himself uses horrible grammar and over half of his "opinion piece" is actually just quoting opinion posts from Twitter.

Please excuse my grammar English is my second language.

@Keyonte SummersSorry for my awful grammar in my previous post but I am always naturally skeptical of anything that I listen to and it is when I try and experience things for myself that I see the truth.

So I do have a lot of advice for anybody here in the US are internationally trying to get involved in real estate.My first advice to you is get out of the C&D assets you're setting yourself up to fail.Sorry for spelling and grammar my phone is recording me so very hard to recheck message but I think you'll get the idea of what I'm sayingAlex

I noticed a red flag when her grammar was off, and punctuation was a little weird. 

@Dawn AnastasiBesides the grammar and typos, I'd be interested in your review of the content and whether is is only geared to the tenants?

They seem too perfect, all positive reviews, but they appear fake with near perfect grammar or the same grammar mistakes in multiple reviews, they use a review company from Europe but their business is in the US, and they avoid use any of the traditional US based review systems.

I truly don't mean to sound like a jerk (or the grammar police!)

Although today was unlike any other work day, the interesting thing was that we decided to run a check on one of our outgoing campaigns on Grammarly for the fun of it.

This isn’t high school, and nobody is judging you--(that’s a lie, people judge you all the time and there’s nothing we can do about that)--spelling and grammar DO count.6.