One of the best ones by far ( as well as legit ) is the NYC Real Estate Investors Association.

Good thing for me on these 3 it went from the 1st hands straight to the buyer so they were caught since they were family or person who works in same firm..I want Prequals or POF letters with buyers names and I then follow up with a call to the banks and make sure these people are legit.

In fact, personally, I wouldn't even classify it as an investment, but really more as speculation, and few are willing to lend money for the purpose of speculation (at least not for reasonable terms).Nothing really wrong with it, but similar to going to the casino, you have to bring your own cash in most cases.

Before I take the plunge I am doing more research to make sure it's all legit.

The "buys 2 or 3 houses a day" jumped out at me and made me wonder if he/she was legit or if that was SADLY, another BS artist, too many of whom still plague this biz!

This was a legit concern and i had a new well drilled on Saturday. $4,000 later i basically told her i was tapped out with service requests.

Good morning BP- I tried a forum search but the concept is broad enough I can't find anything popping up...please direct me to an existing blog post or forum discussion if this is redundant.I'm a Toledo, OH landlord who happens to have grown to the point I became far more focused on property management than acquisition and renovation...in 2016 I finished my licensing here in Ohio to be a realtor and allied my company with Stonehenge Realty for broker coverage so I could do legit PM here in Toledo.

I have no trouble with service animals as long as they are legit, but I get so tired of fielding calls from people claiming service animals for their "friendly pitbull". 

I'm in need of a small rehab loan and really would love this guy to be legit. 

No idea about your state but the two things that tend to trip up basement ADUs when they are trying to go “legit” are adequate emergency exits ala windows and ceiling heights. 2nd means of egress?