If they haven't held rents in escrow, which is supposed to be standard practice in our industry, that explains a great deal, and it has thus likely denigrated into a Ponzi scheme. 

I'm putting into practice what I've learned from reading Long Distance Real Estate Investing by David Green.

Since the information for most loans, licenses, and LLC's is in the public records, this is an incredibly easy scam to pull off -- and difficult to combat.BP has great SEO so posting here will show up high if someone does a search on you.

We are both agents and it’s a good way to learn your market and get some practice with transactions while generating some income.

However, he also said practically speaking, as the courts are shut down, even if we had the right to remove we wouldn't have the power to do so until the courts reopened.Fortunately the tenant we had some concerns about left without issue and the turnover to a new tenant went without a hitch.

Networking is always a great practice and you never know who you might meet there and what good information they have to share.

We've been practicing 1 and 2 for the last 10 years and it's pretty amazing when you look back at the wealth that was created with a little luck, a little sweat and a little patience.Good to see another OHIO and ARIZONA investor.  

It is related to what is traditional and standard practice in the state the property is in.

@Cassi Justiz is that a common practice, renting out appliances?

Hi guys any advice on what I can do with my situation or some best practices.