I have seen where a company called Homestead Exemption Service will file documentation for a poor unsuspecting home owner to claim homestead, charging upwards of $149.00 for a $16 filing fee.

What is amazing is that is what my father always said.Having worked in restaurants as a kid and having some family background in that business, you would know what a shock an unsuspecting person might be in for if they had no background and bought one.

He's not selling D-class junk to unsuspecting investors like that one guy we like to meme but IMO he's too sale-sy and often bases his teachings around what he wants one to do (buy his programs and invest in his company), which tends to happen when someone has programs or something else they want to sell. 

I'm sure there are some great mentors out there but from what I've seen out here in San Diego, these mentors are making more money on each unsuspecting student than they are on each of their deals, heck they mentor more students than they have ever done deals.

On the flip side there are brokers and agents who will try to sell trash properties at a premium to unsuspecting buyers.

Not because it doesn't work, but rather you send a tenant out to prey on another unsuspecting landlord without a paper trail of verifiable historical facts. 

John Lindsay, the author, responds to a variety of classified ads, making ridiculous offers to unsuspecting victims. 

I myself get tons of daily business from competitors that send mailers to unsuspecting little sellers.

Makes perfect sense because it'll likely arrive to the unsuspecting buyer in FUBAR condition.

I think much of what goes on in these temporary housing situations is just do what you can get away with.I see all sorts of Australian and British marketing companies hawking what amounts to hotel rooms in North Dakota to unsuspecting investors and telling them they are buying a room , Like it was a condo or something.. totally out there and who knows were it will end.End of the day its temp housing unless you plan on keeping these long term