Hi @Christopher Phillips, I'm sorry you had this experience and I'm thankful that you're willing to share it with the community.They sure do a great job promoting across a lot of different platforms, but in general when something comes along and promises the moon, we should probably always suspect it's a "fake moon landing filmed in the desert" that serves a purpose, but isn't exactly what was promised.I've heard of similar experiences with several "end-to-end" services like this. 

There is a new hospital opening and a Fuji Bio plant slated for the next year or two.

Minimize unnecessary landscaping - Too many bushes, shrubs, and specialty plants are unlikely to be fully maintained.

Gilbert is a stable community between an Intel plant to the West and a coming soon Apple plant to the East.In a buyer's market, if the sellers are motivated, there are deals to be had.

They manage to create some very interesting vibes by what I suspect is a lot of fake profiles.  

I became interested in Huntsville in particular because of its diverse employment base (Facebook data center, Toyota plant, Redstone Arsenal, and the multitude of aerospace/defense contractors).How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Asking seller to provide rent rolls is a waste of time, easy to whip up fake numbers.

I would take the fridge from the dead guy's apartment and have your handy man rig it up with a fake ghost that made a scary sound and popped out fast when the fridge was opened.

Why else would they...Continue to spam you after you ask them to stopUse a fake phone number to send the texts.

Robuilt had a great video with Ruggable for rugs, IKEA for fake plants, Home Goods for mirrors and accessories.