The "course" i was sold is absolutely worthless.Im just now realizing, so many of these personal finance gurus or self help authors are literally the lowest of the low; they take advantage of people in bad financial situations, pretend to want to help them and convince them they've got exactly what they need, then they kick them in the balls and (legally) steal the last little bit of money they can possibly get out of them;, before going on tv, podcasts, or radio shows and complaining about the poor being a blight upon the planet.I just want to put this out there so, if you want to better your situation in life, or get into real estate investing, dont go trusting these grifters; dont buy these peoples' books or courses.

@Frano Buhovac what’s the over under on the number of BP folks scurrying to Google maps to find the property, contact the owners, and steal the deal?

Either way, real estate transactions are a matter of public record, so it is easy enough to prove if she did or didn't steal the deal from you.

@Luke J Nelsen try a Niagara Stealth.

After the house was looking awesome with new windows, doors, inside/outside paint all-around, someone broke-in to steal the copper pipes, causing over $2,200 in damages. 

Don't steal the peas (A reference to running a grocery store...which by the way...is the best 2 pages I've ever seen on "how to run a business" - so read Nelson Nash's book!)

Also, be well aware of the competition because while trying to save a few bucks someone else might steal the deal.

So I'm considering retaining an attorney to create a Wyoming Irrevocable Trust to protect some of my assets.My rental properties are mortgaged so I can't put them in there, but I want to put money in an account in the trust.How do I avoid having the attorney's steal the money?

Did they steal the windows?

Some of these areas are the places that have steel cages over the HVAC units, and when the HVAC gets stolen, they steal the cage too.