I've met Jasmine and Natosha at a few different real estate networking events and they seem legit to me.

The course seems legit but I just can’t find any real reviews other than people he interviews which I tend to trust but also don’t want to be too trusting.

Does that sound legit or a scam?

In Fort lauderdale you usually have to go in and look at microfilm and get original building docs)I'm mainly trying to confirm that the SF is legit and not covered patios or duplex conversions to quads/ non conformingProp tax records usually don't show the real SFAlso any recomendations for a good inspector in Hollywood FL and in Miami?

And now you have a legit asset. 

I haven't found anything that comes close (using the legit ghettos of the East Coast where I'm from as my point of reference), so I've become convinced that Coloradans simply just don't know what an actual ghetto is and label areas like Aurora as bad out of sheer ignorance of what actual bad is. 

Downtown now has a large gathering area with an ice skating rink, a gambling casino, condos galore, shopping plazas and restaurants all around the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame, and even the flats now has a new design.

Tim SilversThe website is owned by a guy named Ryan Wright out of Salt Lake City, when you register a website that is legit it is generally registered to an LLC or other form of corporation.

I can tell anyone working with companies to be safe to NOT give them upfront money period end of comment.There are other lenders who do not require upfront money.They will make the amount sound small or not that significant.These companies are professional scammers and the lowest of the low.Real lenders will understand in this climate that clients are skiddish of the being the next horror story around the corner.Once residential became highly regulated many of these scammers moved operations to the commercial side.Unfortunately I find more frauds than legit lenders.The problem comes in with alternative financing.Many banks want 70% LTV and have strict underwriting.The borrower does not want hard money and a bunch of points as the alternative.Instead they want to pay a few points higher and then have a 85% LTV to leverage their money to pursue more deals.This in between area of regular bank money and hard money is where the most fraud is occuring.The clients are desperate to land a decent loan without giving up a bunch of equity or having to partner with someone else.I believe more commercial regulation is coming in the next few years.Whoever you are working with if they are confident with their abilities and who they are working with they can get paid at closing.No closing-no money.

You will know that they are legit.