The only problems that I have encountered with it is if you have uneven floors, it can cause problems with installation and aesthetics. 

We understand the issues caused by the delayed deposits and that regardless of the situation we have encountered you need a quick resolution.

Almost sounds like the Nigerian prince scam to me?

Same goes for @David Putz who I have yet to meet in person yet, but have encountered online.

This is a get rich slowly process, the get rthe ch quicks are typically pipe dreams or scams to watch out for and stay away from.

Do a google search on them and if you can't find anything assume that they are a scam artist.

So many of the scripts I've encountered that state they are for cold-calling, actually are for warm-calling like returning calls to people who have already expressed an interest in selling their home either publicly, through one's lead website, or by calling in from marketing, etc.

The problem is there are 4 heavy concrete steps, they are in good condition but I am unsure what to do with them as they are not easily moved and the soil has sunk more around them as compared to the rest of the house.I'm thinking of just smashing them up, adding soil around foundation and then putting wooden steps in place as they won't put as much weight on the new soil and can easily be moved if I need to add more soil for drainage.Anyone encountered this issue?

I was recently victim of a scam thinking I was going through a private money lender out of Orlando, Fl.

As a new investor, would you mind giving some insight into the biggest issues you’ve encountered so far?