However, I want to warn any new investors who might read his post. 

They were VERY SPECIFIC that "at this time" they are not reporting it onto my Credit Report but "at any time in the future" they may start without any warning to me.  

However that should be balanced with the many threads on bigger pockets forums warning of the pitfalls of turnkey investing.

I responded with "Yes for the first, but after that hell no"" (but without any warning that he was going to slag off on H-W, even though he {vaguely?}

I had been financing him for years. ( he is now one of the top Guru's in the country).but he had been turned on to the market and liked it.. and since I knew the borrower so well I did the deals for himnow he had a tough time on the rehab.. what happened to him is what I have been warning folks about on other threads this latest pod cast and book about remote rehab is so dangerous to the begineer.. this guy was anything but.. however my position was so low in the deals I made my money he lost 20 to 50k a house.. contractors ripping him off  thefts time it was a nightmare for him to try to do it from CA> but don't feel bad for him he makes 1 million a month or better right now being a Guru  LOL..

And a fair warning to others here is reasonable considering they have not been vetted to have at least marginal knowledge. 

@Andrew Bailey They won’t work out that well.....you’ve been warned. 

So initially, I told myself I’d give the new tenant a warning.  

If whistleblowers or red flag warnings are treated as this, then BP will never protect newbies.

Is this a warning for investors to stay away?