Revolving his life on teaching people to do
things the way he did and helping them ensure a wealthy life-style for one-self
and family, Dean Graziosi has become one the most successful real estate marketers and public person.
He is sharing his experience in real estate
investment, rehabilitations, financing opportunities, but most important of
all, SCAMS. “Over the years I’ve seen my share of real estate scams promising
people money for nothing. Every day in this country, people are being
victimized by their real estate scams and wind up suffering tremendously!
Because I spend my time and effort educating people with ethical and effective
ways to profit from real estate, scams in this area really infuriate me. There
are scams that not only target investors, but home buyers and renters”
Because of these reasons, Dean Graziosi
decided to share with the American citizens how scam are made, but more
importantly, how to detect them and avoid them.
One of the areas where real estate scams are
thriving is rental opportunities at unbelievably low prices. Residing in
off-shore countries, payment to property owners that you want to rent from
request your down-payment check to be send to that address, this way escaping American
laws. The truth is that these scammers list for rental homes that are actually
for sale and available for open-house visits, while they are NOT FOR RENT!
They copy a rental ad from various rental
sites, change the pictures and attach a very low rental price and post the ad
on large free classified sites, so they can attract as many interested people
as they can. The interested person considers this to be a bargain and contacts
the fake owner, hoping for a response that is very fast to come back.
In that answer you will be approved in a very
complimentary manner, assuring you that you are chosen, but in order to receive
contract, keys and House documentary file you must make your deposit through a
payment method at your choice to the details provided by them! Do not make the
payment! You will not rent any house, you will just LOSE YOUR MONEY!
Another fabulous rental scam is coming from a
potential renter residing outside your state’s limits who cannot visit the
house but is willing to pay the advance amount for rental. They send a
certified cashier’s check which you take to your bank to deposit and then you
receive a mail stating that you have been sent by accident a larger amount of
money. Being sure the money you received is already in your bank account, you
will send a refund with the amount requested, losing your money, because it
takes up to 2-3 days for the banks to spot a fake check.
How to Avoid Scams
Research licensing status of everyone working
on the transaction. Everyone involved should all have licenses in good
regulation with the state laws.
Place every aspect of the contract in written
and do not accept any verbal contract.
Hire a team and a home inspector to verify
details so that you get the best deal!
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