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Christopher Salerno
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  • Caldwell, NJ
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Anyone Investing in RE Funds and Capital Groups?

Christopher Salerno
  • Professor
  • Caldwell, NJ
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Hi. Can anyone tell me what to consider when investing in one of these Capital Groups/Lenders, or RE funds? I'm curious as to why more folks aren't parking money here. Historically, a place like Broadmark Capital, which I'm considering, seems to be returning 10-12% annually. I've got other options to invest with a capital group local to me that's promising 12% for a one-year investment. Both companies seem stable and safe, with millions in assets, etc. They lend and acquire property and hold and flip, etc. 

Is there a catch here? I'd be very happy with a 9-12% return in one of these funds or vehicles, rather than the stock market. 

Any opinions? Any OTHER groups or funds I should know of?

Thanks!!!!

Chris 

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