As soon as an unsuspecting housing provider turns the keys over, they have lost.

If every realtor in the area conspire to raise their client's house value , unsuspecting buyer would think there's huge demand that raise the pricewhile it's actually nothing LOL 

I agree there are too many late night pitchmen profiting off unsuspecting people.

Sometimes I think they are just pinning arbitrary bills on unsuspecting landlords, turning them into illegal liens against the property, and then hoping that we will skip the hassle of litigation and just pay them off at the time of conveyance.I can't believe something as simple as water service can turn into such a huge headache.

Everyone involved is likely working together hoping that the house will get foreclosed and they can sell it again to another unsuspecting person who comes along.GET a LAWYER, GET rid of the Property Manager, file for eviction if you dont have the rent.

That's what all the wholesalers trying to sell to unsuspecting out of state investors say.

So please stop trying to pawn this crap off on unsuspecting people, and please stop telling those of us on the ground here in Detroit your fantasy tales about these worthless properties. 

No shortcuts guys... this "so called" system is full of holes and scary stuff for unsuspecting "hopeful investors".Like most guru system...

That's the legal and ethical way to do this - buy the property and then resell it.It's stunning how much pure unbridled greed blinds wholesalers to the abuse they heap on unsuspecting consumers. 

Sounds like a psychological disorder.The problem we as landlords face is a bad tenant will keep looking for a place to live until his lies are believed by some unsuspecting landlord.