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Has anyone had Experience with Equity Build?

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I'm considering a small investment with EquityBuild Inc., who appears to be a firm dealing in notes for multifamily properties, claiming 15-18% return for an 18 month term.  

Has anyone had experience investing in this way, or with this company?  Pros & cons?

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Michael Gansberg
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@Scott Brandt - it's a common problem you've run into. Rather than farm out the work to people you don't know, you'd probably be better off hiring management that you do know- either way, via Equity Build or a manager, you're going to be giving a cut of the rent to someone. May as well have direct oversight, don't you think?

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