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Passive Investing - Researching Principals

Andres Osorno
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Hi All,

I am looking at platforms like Crowdstreet in order to expand my RE portfolio. I currently own a 4plex and a SFH, and since deals in my area are not what they used to be (i am very numbers driven and disciplined), I started looking at passive investments as a different avenue for RE exposure.

From what I have read, investigating the principal (company) that is putting up the offer to invest in their project is one of the most important factors, along with making sure the information presented matches the investors' portfolio needs. How do you guys search or research the principal? Even if the numbers on paper look good, I think the person/people running the show are most important to help make the numbers a reality. Any help is greatly appreciated. 

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