I don't appreciate these giant real estate personalities or influencers/motivators because it's stupid and unethical for people with kids and families of limited circumstances to be told they have a good probability of owning a "thousand doors." 

That would definitely influence the kind of options and pricing available right now.

Or did joint ventures with people and next thing you know has $2M in judgments against them, which you can say deals go bad but still have not found someone who made money working with this person... meanwhile they sell $15k training courses.What I would say is the money is made from being a social media influencer.

Asset class, location of the real estate and investment strategy will influence which risks are most likely to arise. 

My best-performing client's tiny A-frame west of Colorado Springs has been visited by numerous influencers wanting those cool videos and posts.

.- Depending on the doctor’s situation, lender covenants or financial reporting may also influence whether showing large paper losses makes sense.

The question passively investors should be asking is if the person running the syndication is a “real estate guy” who is using social media, writing, public presence, etc. as part of a marketing program or is the person running the syndication a “marketing guy” (“influencer”, social media expert, marketer, salesman, pitchman) who has found real estate marketing to be profitable?  

Influence often comes from humility and empathy - qualities that help ideas land more effectively than forceful language ever could.

A tactic used by media, institutions, or even influencers to paralyze regular investors, push people into bad decisions (like hoarding cash or panic selling), or keep them dependent on the status quo.Here’s my take:Yes, the economy is going through major shifts.

Biotech and Life Sciences are also on the leading edge of many major breakthroughs such as Advanced Gene Editing, mRNA Vaccines, 3D Bioprinting, Cell Therapy, Microbiome Engineering, AI-Designed Drugs & Protein Folding, and Biomanufacturing.These employers are likely to continue to stay in the area for the proximity to Washington D.C. for regulation influence, proximity to the NIH in Bethesda, proximity to other firms in their industry to collaborate, and the large administrative and HR issues that would arise from trying to relocate headquarter or large campus offices since such a large number of employees have already planted roots in the area.