Some of it may be due to less quality posts; but I think even more may be due to your personal growth and you may just need to enter into a new level of learning.Nowadays, a lot of my posts are geared towards advocating for real estate education programs because there are so many new investors who are told that every education program is a scam.

Be wary of scams, but a phone call will typically prove whether or not it is the case.

Give seller full disclosures.SUCH A SCAM.

Seems like a great scam. - Rent a house- Advertise to sell on owner financing- Collect a large down payment- Collect some rent- Disappear

However, literally every single call, was someone cussing me out, threating to sue, or telling me to eat dirt...I got a call from 3 lawyers, i got a call from a sheriff, and supposidly report to the attorney general (which as of today nothing happend) But what i learned from this, is people facing forclosure are highly protected and guarded because so many people scammed them during the downturn, so there are laws in place in every state, and they are very strict on what type of mail you send, the wording has to be perfect, and the most important thing is you must make sure your data is current.

HelloI’ve been at this 3-Day Seminar From Legacy in Zurich Switzerland this weekend.I have never invested before and i’m really new to all of this.It had a lot of attractiv content in this presitation, but also a lot ...

The biggest scams that I dealt with in real estate investing always came from the priciest contractors.

Classic "scam" written all over it.

I have learned over time that:I don't use Craigslist (too many scams for me in my area)I don't use a sign (to advertise that a property is empty)I only listed on three sites- Cozy (Now apartments.com), Zumper (mainly for its Facebook Marketplace listing), and Zillow.

@Andrew Cornstubble  I'm not really following your post - you were scammed?