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Notes with very low risk

Stanley Lo
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Who do you recommend for Note Fund investment?  I'm an accredited investor thinking of parking 50-100K for 6-12 months.  I'm looking for higher yield alternatives to CD with very low risk.  I've looked into PPR, Marshall Reddick, GroundFloor, Alpine, and 7e.  Most funds have not been through the 2008 cycle.  How do I know that my money will be well taken care of?  (ie to not lose value and not be held beyond maturity date)  Any ideas?   

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