So anyone has any experience in renting it to such a company or is it just a scam?

Rich Dad Education seems to be a total scam.  

And the reason many have the time to hang out on BP is they are accomplished and in many ways its a way of giving back to an industry that has treated us so well... trying to keep new investors from getting scammed by less than ethical wholesalers  or FAUX lenders or bad PM's all sorts of things are talked about on this site all with the goal of helping those that are newer in the RE game..

These guys are, mostly, scam artists who are trying to sell their products. 

Yeh, struck a nerve as I see many trying to swindle/scam owners.

Suggesting that I don't take phone calls in an area where all landlords provide contact phone numbers would make my rental listing appear to be a scam.

I feel like they are taking advantage of my compassion and generosity, and essentially scamming me for lower rent while they make the extra $5000 income that I gave up by renting to them.Additionally, just since I met them - in the last 7 days - they have:  Disabled the security cameras on the property, asked my electrician to change light bulbs in their bathroom, moved furniture into MY AirBnB unit on the property w/o telling/asking me or my cleaning lady, unsuccessfully attempted to remove the bidet from the bathroom, and told my cleaning lady that she needs to raise her rates to me! 

Probably a scam but.

Then I was even more turned off when they spoke about the affiliate program - sounded just like MLM scams that I got involved with in my early 20's.Then I did some research and found BP.   

When someone sends you a come on like this, and doesn't bother to check his grammarand spelling any better than in the following 3 sentences he's not someone I'd waste any time on.1. properties that are motivated from developer2. wile the market 3. with little to know cashflowBTW, this SCAM has been around a long time, nothing new just because it's on the internet.