I would file a complaint with the Bureau of Real Estate Department so they can investigate and revoke his license. 

Worth investigating but I encourage you to take time and read the information provided before proceeding -- an unsecured loan has higher risks to the lender as well as the potential for higher returns.  

When I was investigating wealth and how to be wealthy.

@Daniel Chang   I think I'll try and investigate the company a bit more, and hopefully talk with Mr Charlie Prior about his experiences..But all in all after reading his posts on the subject, it really sounds pretty good!!

I am not trying to be discouraging but just give yourself plenty of time to get your contingencies investigated. 

Then you pay the bird dog (who does investigative preliminaries on your behalf) outside of closing (POC on the HUD-1, if it's even there) after negotiating with the listing firm/agent directly.

Here you did that; you investigated the complaint and figured out that the neighbor was the problem. 

I believe I remember you from another thread and when investigated, it turns out that you are making multiple lowball offers, fixing distrssed properties, renovating them and managing them yourself in your local area while renting to Section 8 tenants.

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Disputed with all 3, Transunion just completed their investigation and didn't remove it.