Supposedly, there's verbiage in the legislation that heavily protects the homeowner from foreclosure scam artists.

They hate wasting their time, so as long as you don't waste it, or run a "bait and switch" scam - it's not unethical.

In the lending world, loan scams always target the areas where loan products are scarce or simply don’t exist.

@January Johnson  court house steps is public auction with set bid.. dealing direct with owner in distress  is not.. most of the foreclosure rescue scams that got shut down a few years back were located in FLA... these were bad actors.

Recently I had a guest try to scam me by claiming that the place had trash all over the living room when they arrived.

Hello All,
Just wanted to share my experience with this company. I have been a cash investor for a few years now and wanted to venture out in using hard money for a property I found. So I reach out to a few lenders ...

One of the first things those Business Investors look at is if you have your whole life devoted to making your start up idea work or not.

I've attended a few of their meetings and one think I like is they devote the first 15 minutes or so of the meeting for ISO. 

The smart ones come up with fake pay stubs and all sorts of scams to get in then don't pay.I do see finally the prices going up and inventory down but how long will it take for any good returns to reach the outskirts?

I know people who have been scammed out of properties they have owned for generations, bribery and corruption is unfortunately common if you know the right people in government.Luckily my spouse is Filipino but I know based on recent visits you’ll want to stick to metro Manila (Makati, Alabang) or a bit further away like Quezon City.