Even if this was legit, I came to an understanding that his system is abnormal and I will be better off working with a broker who has more organized system in his business. 

Seems that you legit got upset that i had asked you some iffy questions about your market.

Yeah, that's not a legit practice.

Another good reason to really try and qualify Buyers - make sure they are legit. 

I'm sick of doing nothing.GeekinessDawn, you seem like a more legit geek than me.

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@Jay Hinrichs I have taken to using "SCAM" gif's or pictures to comment and then seeing how many people comment "Interested" or leave their email...with their "companies" legit email after that.

I finally am under contract for a property that is in a small town, but has a new and growing casino as well as a popular mountain area… Its also known for hiking trails and scenic views.

Most often parents aren't requesting a written and legal contract to loan their kids money but if you can definitely make it legit, especially if there is some form of interest accruing on the money lent out.

Are they legit?