It would be a blatant bait & switch tactic, but I would imagine that if one were to approach these folks with a solution to help them stay in their homes, they would at least talk to you -- for a while, until they figured out that whatever solution you propose involves selling the house.Has anybody had any success reworking these debts and keeping the people in the homes, even if they are renting for some period of time?  

If they do not score enough points (or just blatantly miss a stated criteria, like no prior evictions) in that initial subtotal I do not move forward.Use objective criteria, like how long they have held their job, % of rent to income, how long they have lived at past addresses, how long they intend to stay, stated criminal history, whether they provided bank accounts, etc to put a score to your hunches.You can also drag your feet on denying, I normally wait until I have an applicant who has accepted to deny the rest of the applicants. 

Now that they have appeared before you, is it blatantly evident that these persons are con artists?

I looked them up but am concerned about blatantly fake Google reviews.

That NOI number is a blatant lie.

Plus the IRS typically audits less than 2% of tax returns.I do not condone blatantly taking erroneous deductions; however, arrange your situation in your favor through intricate planning.

There is nothing wrong with being aggressive; however, there is a blatant disregard of the law in which they could be help liable if you file a claim against their E&O or sue them for malpractice.

Therefore you're blatantly contradicting yourself saying that you get 20%+ IRRs, but you think investing appreciation is speculation and you can't predict appreciation. 

I work in media/photography and it's blatantly obvious this image in stolen.

What I don't get is their motivation for the show and who's benefiting from this (imo) blatant promotion!