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Would a Facebook post saying “who wants in?” Be soliciting for $?
Would a Facebook post saying “who has some money to burn and wants in with me on this $3.2M property?” Even in jest (no link to the property even posted) constitute soliciting money and be illegal? Sorry if a dumb question, but I just posted exactly that and was purely curious if it is frowned on, and it struck me “what if they think I’m serious? What if I am in a crazy way, just a little bit serious? why not ask bigger pockets?” Thanks