Trying to weigh out if the potential upside would be worth it, but that's a calculated gamble.

So it’s a little gamble that’s taking here as it cost extra as 700 per month around 8.4K per year from my pocket .

Law Suits are being filed against DoHardMoney.com for fraudulent business practices:DoHardMoney.com will rip you off.

Don't get me started :wink: http://bank-of-america.pissedconsumer.com/bank-of-america-fraudulent-loan-modification-practices-20090825155810.htmlhttp://www.care2.com/causes/politics/blog/bank-of-america-part-of-foreclosure-fraud/http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/115476/20110223/bofa-s-unit-violated-utah-law-in-foreclosure-actions-says-state-atty-gen.htm#ixzz1Eojt9leC

That seller was weird and it appears that most everything she told me was blatantly incorrect and fraudulent.

Maybe that is the gamble.  

Hi everyone,I was hoping someone could clarify something for me about mysmartmove.So I had the opportunity to use mysmartmove.com for the first of several times this past week and I love it.During the background search of one of the applicant couples, mysmartmove notified me that "one of the applicant's addresses has been associated with fraudulent activity".

Are you a gambling man?

Rents and royalties, after certain deductions, depreciation or depletion allowances, and gambling winnings are also treated as ordinary income.

So far, the only difference I can see between turnkey and "normal" investing is that when "fraudulent" charges are levied by the "turnkey" provider, the investor must uncover that activity on his own.