I just googled PropTrend and it shows up on a ton of scam reports as it seems like it is often being sold by "gurus" as part of a very expensive and worthless package.

Over the last month I became a victim of a clever scam while out shopping.

Why should he do what he does he's involved in the biggest scam in history.

The pool contractor who was asked to work at the first season Vanilla Ice Project house (in the high-end Wellington community of Versailles, which at the time was rife with foreclosures) refused to work for free, so someone had to pay for some of big-money goodies we saw in each show.Led by the phony and exposed House Hunters, HGTV's entire slate of "reality" shows are a scam and insult to viewers.

Is the area pro growth or more bureaucratic anti growth?

The guy who scammed us is James Garcia with J Hunter Investments LLC. out of San Antonio.

Here's some more fun reading on professional tenants taking advantage of the illegal unit scam (scam back towards landlords..)https://www.thelpa.com/lpa/forum-thread/222413/Renting-an-illegal-unit..htmlWatch your asses!

It basically is for most a huge scam as the contract for the same house is legally sold many times leaving most without anything for their money. 

And when you consider you can become a real estate agent from home for less than $100 and you only have to get a 70% score on the exam to pass as an agent and only 75% to pass as a broker, unfortunately it means there are a lot of C students in this industry.Plus, when you throw all the scams and shenanigans into the mix, it gets a million times worse.

So, let's all have some fun with the anti-guru talk, but realize that it's a huge generalization and we need to be careful not to crap on great people who are out there trying to offer a valuable service to people that WANT that.