Owning Real Estate as while working in RE Equity/Debt at a bank/fund/developer

Hello - does anyone know if there is anything 'wrong' with owning commercial real estate (think 10+ unit MF, retail, office, etc.). This is assuming nothing is being hidden/everything is disclosed via your companies policies but curious if anyone ever had an issue (or heard anyone having an issue) being an investor (GP or LP) in Commercial real estate (with CMBS or bank debt)? Thx.

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Understood and thanks for the replies everyone. My biggest concern was financing these investments, especially if one works at a bank. I'd imagine using a residential loan (for investment purposes) wouldn't be too much of an issue - however if something like a bank, lifeco or CMBS loan was used, still unsure if that would be of concern (provided everything is 100% disclosed).

 
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