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How is Park Palace finance?

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Has anyone used this company to fund your project? How do you like them?

I want to have an idea of how healthy this company is to see if I should invest $100k in their real estate fund. I want to diversify my investment and be a hard money lender. However, it's kind of difficult to navigate the field by myself. Therefore, I searched for hard money lenders on Bigger Pocket, and this company came into my sight. It appears they had some good reviews. I just want to come here to see if anyone has had personal experience with this company before I throw my hard-earned savings into this company.

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@Lilly Fang

No experience - what are they offering as collateral and projected returns?


On their website, it's 10% return. It appears they are FDIC insured.


I can guarantee you that no fund that offers 10% is FDIC insured.

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