Ideally, these links will be from legitimate sources relevant to your target keywords, and placed in ways that are natural for blogs and sites to link.

All kinds of accusations might start flying.With commercial properties legitimate tenants generally do not conduct business this way.

You can get detailed description of all the benefits here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2810/21298-sol...However, Solo 401k plan is not for everyone. 401k is an employer sponsored plan and in order to establish the plan you need to own a small business without full time employees other than owner(s) and his/her spouse, or have legitimate self-employment activity (I also discuss this in the article link above). 

Great idea but I do not think it is as easy to do legally as you think:The Federal Trade Commission has warned the operators of six websites that share information about consumers’ rental histories with landlords that they may be subject to the requirements of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).The letters inform the recipients that if they meet certain criteria, namely collecting information on tenants and their rental history and providing that information to landlords so they can make judgments about renting to those tenants, they are considered credit reporting agencies and are subject to certain legal requirements.Among the requirements cited in the letter are the companies’ obligation to protect the privacy of tenants whose information they collect, including ensuring that those requesting information about tenants have a legitimate reason to acquire it.

That means we can help each other, trade deals honestly and fairly and together we can take creative real estate investing up a notch into a more legitimate, mainstream and extremely ethical business.I would love to chat with you more about it and learn more what you goals are.  

I know that the forums need to make money, but that shouldn't include supporting scammers or fraudsters, it should be by advertising in legitimate businesses, just like every other popular forum does, with no bias.

If you find something that didn't match up to the expectation based on those things then you have something legitimate to negotiate about.

You need to consult with a mortgage litigation attorney and see if your client actually has a legitimate case.

As such, all individuals with incomes over $300,000 will be subject to deduction limitations.So if a business or landlord has legitimate write offs for their rental properties (for example) Colorado will NOT allow more than 12k or 16k of legal and LEGITIMATE deductions just because that person earns 300k per year?

Why not legitimately offer the original seller equal percentages on a flip and bring them along with you on the deal?