It screams of someone who schemes.  

Think about how each form, topic, disclosure, etc. fits into the overall scheme of you protecting your client and the public in a real estate transaction.Read outside sources on topics you still don't understand.

While the probably of being ripped off in Mexico as a foreigner is probably higher than in some other countries, it’s still low in the grand scheme of things.As sad as your story is, my point with it was that, in my personal opinion, it’s not right to suggest to others to not invest in Mexico because of what happened to you.

My suggestion to you is to come up with a pain scheme that will WOW your perspective buyers.

It’s starting to click for her and rather than flying to the Midwest (I’m considering Cleveland, Milwaukee, Chicago, Memphis) solo in the Spring I think I want her to join me now which should open her eyes to the grand scheme.

@Princess Lukhele  REAL ESTATE Scheme's born out of foreign ( at least foreign to US) rarely have oversight.. not that there were not plenty of Aussies selling Ghetto WAR zones as Grade A investments because there was.65,000 investors is a lot of investors..

That's nothing in the grand scheme of things.

Good tenants in grand scheme of things, but struggle making that one time lump sum payment every month.

I expect to get flamed a bit on this as some may feel that it's inconsequential in the grand scheme of things, however, all the jokes and kidding around that goes on during a podcast aside, I believe it speaks a lot of the presenter's credibility to be able to speak like an adult and not a teenager.

Cardone has done nothing at all to be considered a fraud or a Ponzi scheme.