Ronald Reb Beiber, REBCO, Grow anything foundation, growanythingfoundation.org Mislead individuals into investing into a product he does not own. Withheld materially significant facts Sacramento California

Be sure to read the contract regarding when he assigned the patent in exchange for money. You'll see that he also effectively sold the company trademark name, any equipment it purchases, it's accounts receivables, he was required to maintain the domestic and international patent status until it was perfected, he is contractually prohibited from raising money from new investors, and he was to launch the company with no more money than what was in the subject contract. Speak to an attorney, you'll find that Ronald Reb Beiber cannot start a new company nor a new patent until the subject "loan" is retired or forgiven; the current holder of the patent will have rights against the new company and patent, which is understandable, as it secures that party's position so Reb will not undermine their contract.

After reading the contract, you should question if you were to provide capital, does that capital ultimately belong to a third party, is Reb using it to support his lifestyle since he hasn't worked in a number of years, where has the hundreds of thousands of dollars raised, post assignment, gone that he was contractually obligated not to raise, and why is he using a non-profit bank account to run all the money through. This is where you may consider getting your attorney involved. 

Read through that contract carefully, as you'll see Ronald Reb Beiber essentially not only sold all claims to the product in question, yet he has violated or is in default of most, if not all, terms in that contract.