Even if you get a seller on the line with a spam risk call, they are going into the interaction thinking you've set out to scam them and you may have to work harder to build a relationship with them.

Some of the clients I have worked with found the most success here and although you also have options such as a Facebook group, other platforms that are not real estate-focused can raise the risk of scams.

You are shooting yourself in the foot by trying to finance a STR with a DSCR Loan with a lender like this (anti-STR)

In wholesaling you're more likely to need an attorney to defend you than in doing the paper shuffle.I'm not anti-wholesaling, I did one a few months ago to help a friend of a friend.The issue I have is with the promotional side of telling new people getting into RE that it's the place to start and that it's simple.

Hi Lynn,Why not call the bank and find out what they mean.They might want a corporate/LLC "Resolution" adopting them, and/or a "Resolution" allowing you to open the account.States differ on their laws, and banks in different states will differ on what they want to open a business account.There are also Federal anti-money laundering laws the bank must follow as to what they want.It's probably best to just get on the phone and ask them.You will have to do exactly as they ask, or they won't open the account.

People who are anti-HELOC for BRRRRs usually are concerned about the liens against their personal home and that keeps them up at night.

The ones that advertise RTO are pretty much always scams. 

I love all the exaggerating and scamming that is on these boards.

Didnt know who cared or who was scamming me.

He advertises this 10K club differently than what it really is & SCAMS PEOPLE OUT OF A LOT OF 1000$ !!!