There's also a few smaller groups that aren't affiliated. 

I do some legwork and find out the actual agent XXXX (who is a victim in my assessment of this clusterXXX) and confirm the property is in contract, I get some additional details, and confirm she is not affiliated with Keller Williams *OR* the "as a courtesy we created an account for you" folks.So- to sum up. 

A 3 day course that's affiliated with Kiyosaki sounds great of course... 

(Haven't affiliated with an agency as of yet.)- Realtor in Chicago specializing in apartment leasing.- Condo Board President of 32 unit building- Sales and Service District Manager for automotive manufacturer- DIY - home improvement enthusiast

The key swap in the link you provided seems superior to LLL with no cylinders to store and you do not need to have purchased the spare cylinders.No affiliation with LLL or Kwikset other than a user of LLL.Good luck

I noticed that on your homepage, you list a property with the link to roofstock.com, are you affiliated with roofstock.com? 

I contacted my property manager with some advice you recommended, such as check her license validity, call her Re/Max affiliation, and  plan to file a complaint, but leave legal action as last resort.

I know this is a Real Estate forum but I'm super interested as to how to get into marketing, I'm just starting out with building something for affiliate marketing.

Get to know rents and price per square foot in the areas that interest you.Maybe also check out Mike Butler's book on landlording (I am not affiliated, it is a good read).

Bob, everything your listed is a red flag, people should watch out to.I don't know you personally, but you don't have any references to a brokerage of your PM company, you're trying to tell OOS investors that East Cleveland is OK to invest when it's clearly danger zone.I'm not trying to be cool - just warn people to be more careful what broker to affiliate with.Do you care to share the name of your broker who would manage properties in East Cleveland?