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Ken Scarbrough
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Questions about Crowd Funding/Syndication

Ken Scarbrough
  • Indianapolis, IN
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I have an interest in crowd funding as a source of investing in bigger commercial deals and as a way to get a view of the inner workings of how these deals work.  I wanted to know if any of you had any experiences or advice concerning crowd funding or syndications (Im assuming they are the same?).  

What are some trustworthy companies to look into?

Would you recommend this as an investment strategy? Pro/Cons?

Any stories from those whom have experience in this area would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks in advance.

Kenneth Scarbrough

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Ken Scarbrough
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Thank you 

@Ian Ippolito and @Larry Fried for you responses!  I have been considering this as another investment tool to add to my "toolbox", but want to do some research before diving in.  Thank again!

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