As the temp agencies try to cull the chronic WC scam artists.

Your grandma 100 years ago would notice that Bitcoin is 200 percent scam. 

You could buy just about anything and rising rents would make it cashflow.STR's have also spoiled investors, but that "party" will also be challenged in 2023.Read anything from experienced investors and they ALL say the same thing - you may have to make "low-ball" offers, that make the deal work for your criteria, on a hundred properties to get one of your offers acccepted.You also need to understand the differences in property Classes, so you don't get scammed into buying a Class C property by someone using Class A assumptions & numbers.So, how many offers have you made so far?

This type of behavior is unacceptable in the Real Estate industry, and it's important that homeowners and investors are aware of the potential scam artists out there.

Could be a scam and chances are it might be.

I think hes a scam.

Sounds like a hell of a hit to kick off your flipping business.After experiencing the problems you encountered with your first contractor, could you share a little bit on the topic of how you plan on structuring your business when dealing with contractors in the future?

I've heard of this, but haven't actually encountered it.

I think having a card to quickly sum up what you do as an investor and how a potential homeowner can reach you to sell their home is a great idea for short/fast encounters.

Here's a good website, check out Number 3 in particular: https://www.abodo.com/blog/landlord-renter-scams/"The law of tough renters bounds them to lie a lot and over time they grow quite proficient at it"