Everything’s either a scam or scam-adjacent.

@Edward Dandrea I am not suggesting this is a scam.

Scam from day 1.Now some investments can fall between there numbers, or have aspects of 2 or more.  

But it appears all of that could just have been posturing to gain an advantage ahead of these final talks.The Details.China’s Vice Minister of Commerce announced agreements on:Pausing tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese imports,export controls on things like microchips, tariff suspensions, agricultural (aka soybean) purchases, anti-fentanyl measures, anti-drug cooperation, TikTok operations, rare earth minerals, (as an aside, these minerals are not rare.

I believe the statistical probability is quite high that BP investors/syndicators who connect with an oversees investor is a target of a scam. 

Everything on social media seems like a scam. 

Hi Connie,In addition to Zillow, here are a few other platforms that have worked well for marketing long-term single-family rentals:Apartments.com (which also syndicates to sites like ForRent.com and ApartmentFinder)Realtor.comHotPads (owned by Zillow, but sometimes gets separate traffic)Craigslist (still effective in many markets—just be mindful of scams)Facebook Marketplace and local Facebook rental groupsAvail or TurboTenant – free or low-cost platforms that also syndicate to multiple rental sitesAlso, if you're in an area with strong local demand, a simple yard sign can still attract quality tenants.Hope that helps—and best of luck filling your vacancy!

I'm from Seattle and left because of the anti-investing atmosphere.Don't let your familiarity with Western Washingtoninterfere with smart investing.

Looking back on the sketchy documentation for the initial repairs I feel was scammed. $780 to repair one window?

I hope my thought process helps people avoid being scammed. “ Man, I’ve been seeing some of your posts on my feed and I know some folks involved in your operation.