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Updated about 5 years ago, 11/18/2019

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New investor with lots of funding ** looking for direction

Timothy Valley
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Hello all, I'll get right to the point and try to keep this as short as possible. My day job for the last 10 yrs has been with one of the largest trading companies in China. I've made a lot of connections with wealthy individuals there who more and more are looking to make investments into the US market. Less to do with "investing" in the US and more to do with simply getting some of their money out of China. Therefore their expected ROI is much lower than typical investors. Their eagerness has really peaked so I'm looking to capitalize. I have very little real estate background (have bought and sold my last 2 homes by obtaining my real estate license). However, I'm looking to get into real estate investing in a significant way. I'm reading and absorbing as much as I possibly can. However, I could use some direction on what I should focus my learning as well as what specific area of expertise of mentor I should be searching. Essentially, what would you do in my situation? What should I be focusing on organizationally? Should I set up an investment fund? What would be the best setup for me specifically as someone who will only be contributing sweat equity? I live in Los Angeles and was leaning toward apartment building that I could then help turn around and manage but I am 100% open ears to any advice or direction anyone is willing to give. Thanks! Cheers

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