Two Instagram personalities famous for their property portfolios are under fire for allegedly operating a Ponzi scheme. Officials claim the pair lured people in with low-cost housing opportunities in Cleveland, only to allegedly defraud their investors.
The case has drawn widespread attention because of the couple's online presence, where they showcased luxury lifestyles and promoted themselves as self-made millionaires. Federal authorities now allege that behind the glossy social media image lay a scheme that left backers with heavy losses and unanswered questions.
