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Blake Pieroni
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Raising Capital in a Fearful Market

Blake Pieroni
  • Investor
  • Indianapolis Indiana
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Hi! 

What would be your best advise for raising capital toward real estate projects in this market of extreme fear and rising interest rates?

I feel like the 99% of investors fears are valid, however, I don't really believe in a "do nothing or wait it out plan"

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Bruce Woodruff
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Bruce Woodruff
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First you need to get past the 'extreme fear' concept. That's all in one's mind. A market like this can create opportunities for those willing to stay in and take a risk......frankly, this market will scare away many newbies and looky-loos, leaving more deals for serious investors.

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