What I'm getting at is that I do not want to overwhelm the investor with an onslaught of information...however is there such a thing as too much information? 

And I wasn't ready for the onslaught of phone calls that follow one inquiry phone call!  

Inventory shortages and rapidly increasing prices create an onslaught of challenges and market driven circumstances that often take more effort and involvement, and the damages that we risk causing can be very costly, to our clients first, and ultimately for the agent. 

Despite the onslaught of inflation increases, most Fed officials remain reluctant to change policy.

However, I am sure this wont deter you and you will continue this slanderous onslaught against me and my name and my business. 

The onslaught of big restaurant/bars and the retail market will be taking a big hit. 

It is also a pain for public accounting firm's, like ours, as the onslaught of 1099 worksheets coming by email, fax, regular mail, FedEx and I think one even came in by pony express.

I encourage anyone who cares to protect the public to make a complaint on that site.. you can do it without leaving your name for those that may be to timid to post on BP.. but it gets a huge circulation.And as well to be fair to Morris and OP there is a rebuttal section so he can rebut if he choose to engage.. however I suspect he will be ( if he has not already) lawyering up and getting ready for the legal onslaught that is about to rain upon him :)  you just can't screw this many people for this much money and then DUCK and throw OP under the bus.. granted they were bad.. but Morris Ouch.

I'm thinking that there is maybe some type of responsibilities I can ask him for with his properties in turn for my relentless onslaught of questions.

These guys were on to his scam back in '07.http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/anyone-purchased-armando-montelongos-real-estate-package/Over 2300 comments later, you still see the pattern of1) newbies wanting to know if he's the real deal and if the expensive course/mentoring is worth it2) investors who set them straight3) Armando's paid shills trying to counter the onslaught of negative factual infoThat thread started out exposing the fakeness of his flipping TV show, where houses were "sold" that he never owned, to "buyers" that, in one case, were his relatives.