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Real estate influencers Greg Parker Jr and his wife, Danielle “Nikki” Morris Parker, share a lavish lifestyle online. Greg,The duo share a rags-to-riches story of building an empire and encourage their 285,000 Instagram followers to do the sameThey promote investment seminars with tickets as low as $97 but then offer a range of upsells: a VIP pass for $297; one-on-one mentorship for $5,000 or more; and the chance to invest in Greg Parker’s handpicked properties at “rock bottom” prices.
Over the past two years, a growing number of their aspiring real estate investors have filed federal lawsuits in Philadelphia alleging that it’s a scam. The RICO lawsuits accuse the couple and their companies of taking thousands of dollars from clients for mentoring that never happened and property sales that never went through. And if the sales did materialize, the properties were condemned or burdened with unpaid liens without the investors’ knowledge. Several plaintiffs allege they were conned into giving thousands of dollars to Parker for properties he didn’t own.
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