And yes that’s an important nuance (the deceitful tactics) and really is my actual issue with how many people do it. 

Thanks Mitch, I thought of that, but I'm skeptical of that tactic because if this is a conman, he most likely has 3-5 "previous clients" lined up to tell more lies.

While that is not a bad assumption to take, it just states that if the father's of certain marketing tactics blew it in the first place, everyone will think it is working if they continue to do it.

Do your research and don't let the high pressure sales tactics get you.

All 3 have been frequently recommended in the Podcasts as well.Another great tactic is to look up local investors via BP or to let your friends and family know that you are interested in getting involved with REI.

I can provide a list of target properties in target neighborhoods but it would require driving around and knocking on doors, plus adding leads to my database and doing regular follow up on the leads.Message me if you are willing to be a bird dog and we can have coffee to discuss tactics.

@Peter Kehr  I gave my contact info, and what I'm ooking for to 3 wholesalers who used this tactic on CL.  

This is a strong arm tactic by the banks.

That tactic really cheapens the Lindahl brand.I think there is a high probability that his system works, like with most, it takes for the end user to put it to work.

Attorneys are known to try a scare tactic just to test the waters.