@Ben Bymaster I have been getting emails from a Nigerian Prince who wants to send me some.gold bars for an investment...does that count?

I was recently contacted by a Nigerian prince looking for a loan from me to unlock riches he would later share with me.

Yup the too good to be true private lender is just a real estate loan version of the Nigerian prince scam or variation of it.. its all those folks do and for anyone with any interest at in the subject of pump and dump lender due diligence advance fee schemes.American Greed did a great episode on Remington Financial  and the Lady who brought them down Ingrid Robinson ( who has a website ).. when I wrote a blog on this for BP  I wanted to get Ms.

Most of my business takes place in Prince George's County, so an attorney already familiar with the county's laws is necessary.Any help you can give me would be appreciated. 

I've lived in and out of Prince George's County and DC my entire life.

Originally posted by @Antonio Cucciniello:@Steve Morris Yes and their communication is no good either, I think its a no go (they rarely respond to emails and messages)you have to remember when they are sitting in the Ukraine or some where in Africa.. its hard for them to have good communications.this is simply RE lending s version of the Nigerian prince scams.. 

Josh Prince I too am going to sit on the sidelines. . . or perhaps start learning how to buy in other states.This ridiculous So Cal markets cannot last forever.Thanks all for helping me to become "smart money."

Reminds me of an email I received from a royal prince in Nigeria.

In  MD Prince Georges county is 20% interest.

I'm also open to surrounding Prince George's County, MD and not just DC proper if I feel I will get a better deal there.