One would think it would be enough to be an orthopedic surgeon making millions of dollars each year. Not for Kenneth Taylor. Apparently, he is also in the business of scamming innocent investors. When the real estate market was booming, he encouraged his patients, his friends, and his associates to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars with him in a company called "Builder's Financial" that has turned out to be nothing more than yet another pyrmaid scheme. Then when
everything fell apart and the company cried it was broke, Dr. Taylor refused to join the law suit that was started by all the frustrated investors (red flag #1) and then strongly encouraged his friends to do likewise (major red flag #2), with the promise that a Mr. Kyle Meyer would "make good".
Now, here I am, several years later, and it is evident that neither Kyle Meyer nor Kenneth Taylor have any intention of "making good" on this mess.innocent investors, including myself, are out of enormous sums of money with zero hope of recovering any losses. Hundreds of thousands of dollars suposedly 'lost' by these two, suposedly professional people. Meanwhile, Kenneth Taylor sits around at his big house on Flamingo in the Solar Isles or out on his luxury yacht he named the "Salty Bones", but it should really be called "Salty Tears" after all the lives he's ruined with all of his crooked buisiness dealings. Patients, watch your pockets or you may be the next person sponsoring a trip or an extravagant gift for Dr. Kenneth Taylor and his friends.
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