The idea that you can build wealth without putting any money into it is a recipe for disaster and the sales pitch of gurus trying to steal your money.

They steal peoples money.

The idea that you can build wealth without putting any money into it is a recipe for disaster and the sales pitch of gurus trying to steal your money.

You can get better tenants and they should be the first neighborhoods to gentrify from Class C to Class B:)There will still be breakins and tenant-caused damages, with bad tenants even stealing the mechanicals when they move out.

I've had them steal the entire ad and drop the price in half and try to get people to wire them the deposit.....meanwhile I have people showing up at the house and calling the number on the sign wanting to setup a showing for the $600 house they saw on craigslist (even though it's a $1,200 house).

At a listing price of $450K, the property was a STEAL.  

When I started asking questions like that actual name of the company they use for background checks and verifying identity… she started to get defensive… apparently it’s a $1,000 to have them get your guaranteed short term funding.

Given an identical property in each area, I would order these neighborhoods from best to worst as Franklinton, South Linden, Whitehall, North Linden, Hilltop.

About 30% of all inquiries I receive over Zillow are from fraudsters like stolen identities or fake employment paperwork, and good old classics likemy partner tried to apply over Zillow with a background check, but something is not working on Zillow website but you have my application this should be enough?

Why is it that they are comfortable being recognized as the owners with far more assets on the table and  then smaller property owners spend money and effort to conceal their identities?