All Forum Posts by: Dewayne C.

I listed to several podcast that advertised Norada. I called the number and Nate called me back. 

The agent, Nate told me that even though I was not an accredited investor I could invest. 

Thank you I owe on most of those 32 properties. I do have positive cash flow. But it will take me a good while to get back my wife’s money. I’m 72. Not a lot of time left for me to catch up. 

Reading all these posts are making it more difficult. If anyone can suggest some help I would greatly appreciate it. If you just want to shame me, well I’ll doing enough of that myself. And once I share this with my family… not sure what will happen. Any help out there please keep me in mind. And in your prayers. 

No sir. I told them I wasn’t and the agent said I could still invest. I never lied. My life has definitely changed over this. My wife’s inheritance gone, my Ira gone, had several other things in my life going on. Just hope my wife and I can handle this. Could be some difficult times ahead. 

No sir. I told them I wasn’t certified as an accredited investor. They knew that, or the agent I deal with did. Nothing in the form ask if I was an accredited investor. 

I told them I had no classifications stating I was an accredited investor and they allowed me to invest anyway knowing I wasn’t. 

Yes sir I understand that. I just wondered if I had any recourse since they said they only allowed accredited investors but they allowed me knowing I wasn’t certified as one. 

What if you were allowed to invest but were not certified as accredited investor? 

This condo is located at The Dunes Condo Building. Located at Fort Thomas about 200 yards from the beach. I purchased it to rent it and have a management company in charge of renting it. Due to the construction schedule, I have not been able to rent the condo for several months. Construction is now complete and I have decided to sell the condo. This location is away from the crowded parts of Gulf Shores. I cannot manage this property on my own. Someone willing to manage their property should do well. Hoa fee is $537. There is an assessment fee for the remainder of the year which is $554. Willing to consider paying the assessment fee for the rest of the year. Email me for more questions—price $375,000. email  [email protected]