Please note these complaints do not involve or reflect our company, operations, leadership, or values.Fast Money for Flips LLC remains committed to transparent, ethical lending, and we urge borrowers and investors to verify company names, business locations, and licensing information carefully.

Hey everyone,My name is Brice — I’m a 22-year-old college student graduating this December with a degree in Business and Organizational Leadership.

We can’t say definitively… yet.But when:A company takes $90,000+ and fails to finish a very simple rehab project after 7+ months…Ignores weeks of outreach across all forms of communication…Has leadership that ducks accountability…And staff that ghosts clients mid-project……then yes, you are left to conclude that this company is either dangerously incompetent or something far more sinister.Either way, they should not be in business.If you are even thinking about investing with Mid South Turnkey Homes:DON’T.Don’t believe the website.Don’t trust the “testimonials.”Don’t assume the rehab timelines are real.Don’t expect phone calls to be returned.You may be lured by promises of easy returns, fast rehabs, and passive income.

He also hosted conferences and retreats but the conferences and retreats were additional costs over and above the $10,000 which I didn't like.

This happens at just about 90% of seminars and events held by "real estate gurus" at hotel conference rooms and convention centers.

He is trying to set up a conference with Judge Waldrip in Comal County and would like to have that hearing on line so that investors can hear the information they have collected.   

He says eXp is committed to transparency and open access as a core principle of leadership and consumer advocacy. 

He's great".I recently went to a conference (that fortunately was free) where a really famous name in the flip space talked for an hour about how important relationships and authenticity are in the real estate business.

You should be made aware that 1. the reinstatement can't be released without the borrower's involvement, 2. the loss mitigation department doesn't notify/confer with the compliance department 3. we don't know if the OP is waiting to receive the reinstatement through the seller's efforts or what and 4. that item was answered by another poster previously.

And I only know this because I was there in the mid 80s at a antiquated land / lot conference that was a national conference on what to do with the lehigh acre and CAL Pines type developments that are all over the US.