Mortgage scams have been common in recent years but banks are cracking down.

I've found their construction methods and materials to be an equal to any other (similar market price) builder, and higher than the scam artist builders that build low income housing for municipalities.E.

Or jumping in without doing your research or becoming part of a scam and losing it all?

I actually use this site, among others, to scrub out the scam from my bookshelves.

I was recently contacted by a company called Nu-Way real estate.They claim that for an upfront fee of 5,000They will train you to find prime foreclosures, give you a 1% finders fee when they take title to properties you bring them and also 35% off the back end when the house is sold.has anyone ever dealt with this company, is it scam?

Just my opinion but methinks I smell a scam...

It was anti-the American dream of buying a house and having it increase in value, sometimes slowly, sometimes much faster.

They go to school for years and years and learn some of the same things over and over and you don't hear people complain about the fees...But yet when a Real Estate investor charges to teach you, which is school, it now becomes a scam???

That website screams scam to me, but I could be wrong.

They are just trying to scam you.