Scary the kind of comments these scam artist can buy

Last thing is I would be careful, maybe its just me being skeptical, but this sounds like a scam to me.

If you look at metrics, there's been plenty of appreciation in Florence, so if you've had these houses that long and they weren't refinanced on scam appraisals, there should be enough equity left over to break even.Every house has a buyer at the right price. 

I've definitely come across a few - some look too good to be true (or just scams), and one of my next tasks is to figure out how to work out which are legitimate!

People will try to tell you you'll get scammed by the turnkeys and such.

Something that distracts them and takes away their initial thought of "this guy is here to scam me, I won't sell for under market" to "oh, he's a pretty nice guy, I'll listen to what he has to say".Any suggestions?

Frankly, as I am 90 days in with no progress on collecting on their “guaranteed rent” program, I had have to advise it appears to be a marketing scam they have no intention of following through on - as always, caveat emptor.

My name is John and I was inquiring about your property at 123 Main.For the next several minutes, I was entertained by an explosion of every imaginable cuss word, how I must have been a scam artist, how what I was doing was illegal, and how I was taking advantage of people.

This has got to be a scam or is this normally how hard money works?

@Damaris Sutton, it looks like a COMPLETE SCAM!