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Plotting the Relationship Between Social Media Presence and Real Estate Fund IRR

Scott Trench
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I'm just gonna leave this here...

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Without social media most of these syndicators wouldn't stand a chance to raise money. Fortunately for them,  social media is an enormous and inexpensive stage to promote their nonsense. I must say, some of their Instagram pitches are entertaining. I follow a few solely for the entertainment value. One of my recent favs is someone who's Instagram profile read  something along the lines "0 to 500 units in 6 months". I can only assume they were an LP in a storage unit syndication :) Now they are raising money for a mobile park and using Instagram to reach an audience. There's tons of these lunatics out there...... LP's beware.

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