My company purchases non performing loans from banks secured by commercial real estate with high equity.

Looking at his records (public online) he had DUIs, trespassing and harassment of a girlfriend/ex wife.  

Promissory loan notes are “secured” by Norada Capital Management where, in our taped call, is a $120 million-dollar public company with $70 million in owed loan notes to investors and $50 million in “equity” which is all a lie.

You must keep the tenants security deposit at a bank that physically operates a branch office in the State of NC.  

I am an investor in debt DIRECTLY secured by REAL ESTATE.  

Many local wholesalers that are unlicensed have hidden under the updates & ultimately do different things now, but most don't "publicly market anymore or they or their spouse have gotten licensed. 

The truth is: having a Will alone vs. setting up a Trust can make a huge difference for your heirs, especially if you own multiple rentals or out-of-state properties.Here’s the quick breakdown:Wills-Cheaper/easier to set up-You can decide who gets which property-BUT: everything goes through probate (public, time-consuming, sometimes costly)Trusts-Avoid probate → properties transfer directly to heirs-Keep your portfolio private (not public record)-You can set rules (“rental income goes to my kids until they turn 25”)-More expensive to set up, and you have to retitle properties into the trustKey tip for investors: If you own property in more than one state, probate could be required in each state.

This has long been known of Elon, and recently played out in public eye. 

You miss out on the full public markets bidding process.

@James McGovern  James, the best way to identify top agents for new builds is to leverage public MLS data and online toolsMLS Reports – Most MLS systems let you filter by ‘property type’ and ‘status’ (sold/new construction).