@Johnathon Thompson you need to build a trustworthy local team, which is NOT as easy you everyone thinks.As soon as many PMC's, agents, contractors, etc. hear an owner is OOS, they take the path of least resistance (at best) or look to scam the owner.So, an owner must ask a LOT of questions and do their due diligence and even if they find someone, apply "trust, but verify":)

Is the company for real or a scam?

Someone reached out to me regarding this program and i thought it was a scam.

Anyone else defrauded in any way is encouraged to start a NEW thread so the threads are so overwhelming it counters his relentless continuance to find new victims to scam to pay off the old investors.

This is probably the largest RE scam in Indiana history so far and it continues to continue . 

I checked 3 websites and all the review was bad and looks like a scam. 

This is one of the main reasons that many people decide to “test the waters” before devoting themselves full time as a new agent.

Reason is there's been scams where landlords collected rent a year in advance, then disappeared without paying the mortgage.I had a nun's convent downsizing, from 500 nuns to less than 100.

Hey everyone, I'm interested in RE syndications, but I'm quite cautious because I don't want to incur any scams.

Could this be a scam of some kind?