Quote from @JD Martin: My view on this kind of thing boils down to this: I think it is morally wrong to use your fame/notoriety/whatever you want to call it to entice people into investing in something that you have little to no experience running or managing.

I'm simply saying that requesting that this person be removed from BP does not seem reasonable to me.To record a complaint about someone, there is actually a special forum here on Bigger Pockets:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/92Now, to your specific predicament.

It seems that there are over 20 properties that could be in this predicament.

.: Quote from @Peter Walther: Quote from @Stephen Morales: Quote from @Ken M.: Quote from @Stephen Morales: Quote from @Ken M.: Quote from @Stephen Morales: Quote from @Ken M.: Quote from @Stephen Morales: Quote from @Dawson Brewer: Quote from @Stephen Morales: We do both net listings (in FL) and novation agreements.

@Stephen Morales I am learning more and more that wholetail is a good strategy to use.

Yeah, I thought they had some morals or was just unable to produce outcomes for my business, but seems like it’s just a money grab and the amount now is 3 times as much as a few years ago.

All because you have some moral code that you don’t pay tenants for “bad behavior”, really?

In imposing the sentence, she stated that Minkow had "no moral compass that says 'Stop.'"

Moral of the story: not all “Smokies” are created equal.

And for those left wanting, desperation of desire and lacking in how-to aquire, yup, the how-to that will come to some will be via the fringes of things, morally questionable or out right criminal.