He’s either a wholesaler who just has it under contract, scamming you and doesn’t own it or the owner is listed as an entity and he owns the entity.Hard to say.

This is absolutely a scam.

Have you guys found they're usually an asset or a scam?

Florida is notorious for foreclosure scams and modification scams.I was wondering, however, if any one has had any experience with approaching a distressed homeowner with the following proposal: If they don't want to do a shortsale, and they have little to no equity in the property, I would be willing to take over the deed and the mortgage.

Seems most of The reviews for him call his company a scam .

That's only true if the owner is running a scam.

Honestly at this point Bigger Pockets could probably start a "Morris Invest Scam" forum category with how many people have been talking about issues with that company.

Not worth the paper they are written on, scams, etc...But, if you were to HAVE to get one for a fourplex, what company would you use?

One way or another you are going to pay for your "tuition" - either a. being scammed by gurus hoping they will teach you the "secrets" on how to become a millionaire in your first year/month/property/flip/deal, or b. while doing mistakes in your first projects/deals (but at least you get something out of it and is the best form of education)  or c. putting a lot of time, effort and resources in learning about real estate investing industry (and that includes marketing, financing, negotiation, contracting/legal, taxation, hiring, project/people/property management, etc.).

The plumber opened up three walls, never called the management company, finished the job in less then 5 hours, charged my unsuspecting tenant, an older lady, whooping $2400 (about $500 per hour) and left.