I listened to this podcast. Are these guys being investigated? Are any going to prison? I see a ton of these guys on linkedin pitching that they are gurus after they have been working for a couple of weeks.
Just watched the full interview - there should have been a SEC intervention in this space years ago.
I always figured there was a centralized network at play in this newer syndication space, but this really makes that world seem even smaller than anything I imagined. It's pretty much an MLM scheme when you think about it - it's "sponsors" putting on paid workshops for aspiring "syndicators" where they tell them that they need to participate in a deal as an LP to gain experience. Those "students" then branch out and raise funds from their friends and family, dump them into these "sponsored" deals, but then these RE gurus literally never seemed to really touch the deal again.
Part of me wants to think that the RE gurus were really just that stupid, thinking a 3rd party management company, left to their own devices, would execute their business plan and take over their fiduciary role. On the other hand, they are 100% scum bag opportunists that are just trying to capitalize and take advantage of a seemingly vulnerable population.
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Just watched the full interview - there should have been a SEC intervention in this space years ago.
I always figured there was a centralized network at play in this newer syndication space, but this really makes that world seem even smaller than anything I imagined. It's pretty much an MLM scheme when you think about it - it's "sponsors" putting on paid workshops for aspiring "syndicators" where they tell them that they need to participate in a deal as an LP to gain experience. Those "students" then branch out and raise funds from their friends and family, dump them into these "sponsored" deals, but then these RE gurus literally never seemed to really touch the deal again.
Part of me wants to think that the RE gurus were really just that stupid, thinking a 3rd party management company, left to their own devices, would execute their business plan and take over their fiduciary role. On the other hand, they are 100% scum bag opportunists that are just trying to capitalize and take advantage of a seemingly vulnerable population.
Ut quis deleniti veniam ipsa ipsa animi. Fugit tempora asperiores dicta quis. Placeat eaque facere sequi quia inventore. Consequuntur earum impedit natus magni nisi.
Dolores modi deleniti quos minus aliquid voluptate quidem. Et qui assumenda voluptatem. Est quae saepe aut aperiam impedit nisi. Exercitationem ducimus deleniti necessitatibus sit quia voluptate distinctio ut. Dolore sit omnis voluptas voluptatem beatae laudantium est.
Et quos perferendis perspiciatis vitae. Dolorum quo officiis a cumque aperiam doloribus ut. Est eveniet perferendis iusto nesciunt.
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