In this case, I would start the process, since they haven't kept any previous promises.

We’ve seen fake leases and rent ledgers, even faketenants - who were placed by the seller to backup the fake lease and ledger.

No promises but if you want brainstorm a few ideas for 15 minutes maybe there are a few solutions we can come up with.  

With a purchase price of $115,000 and a sale price of $225,000, the property promised substantial returns.

John and or the marketing firm made promises of wealth to people who purchased his program of buying tax auctioned properties at 10c on the dollar.  

Despite their promises, the service has been fraught with delays and inefficiencies.

You can also ask for references from his investors in Colombia and see if he has delivered as promised. 

If some sucker comes along and takes those fake numbers at face value, they will pay a higher price than they should (certainly they will pay more than you), and that idiot will "win" the property.

I read through your blog posts on investing in middlesex NJ and some of these towns look very promising.

Partner Driven was interested in the Greendale Lane deal in Jonesboro, GA, due to its promising profit potential.