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All Forum Posts by: Ryan Taylor

Ryan Taylor has started 21 posts and replied 87 times.

Post: Accredited Investor?? WHY!!

Ryan Taylor
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Quote from @Ryan Pulice:

@Ryan Taylor, the government hates most people


 True statement

Post: Accredited Investor?? WHY!!

Ryan Taylor
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Quote from @Brian Garlington:

Keep it simple....pass the Series 65 exam and keep it moving.


 Lol...I like the way you think. With muti-fam properties and a self storage facility...you sir are someone I would like to know.


 Looks like you may have served or are serving our country. If so,....Big Ups and Thank You.


 Brian, I unfortunately did not get to serve. So all I can do is admire and pay respects to those that do/did.

Post: Modesto Meet ups/networking

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Are there any new (me) or seasoned investors in the Modesto CA area that want to start a meet up group...maybe biweekly or....

Send me a connection request if you would like to be involved...Happy Investing

Post: Accredited Investor?? WHY!!

Ryan Taylor
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Quote from @Brian Garlington:

Keep it simple....pass the Series 65 exam and keep it moving.


 Lol...I like the way you think. With muti-fam properties and a self storage facility...you sir are someone I would like to know.

Post: Accredited Investor?? WHY!!

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@Ryan Taylor

It's the government's way to try and protect investors from losing money or getting tied up in illiquid assets... but they allow you to invest in gamestop. Kind of silly but it's likely a large contributing factor to the growing wealth gap.

The SEC recently expanded the definition of an accredited investor. Look for other ways you coul qualify.

There are also vehicles such as a regulation A and a 506(b) offering that allow non-accredited investors. 

At the end of the day, you need to vet and make sure you're partnering with the right group that you would trust with your hard-earned capital.

Good luck!

My exact thoughts (about Gamestop) and the stock market in general. Dont have to be accredited to throw your money out the wi dow there...or drop the mortgage payment on the slots in Vegas...but the"Government" who we all know excels at losing money, wants to protect investors from losing money...lol...got it
Find a way I guess...sure cant beat em

 Thank you for your reply...much appreciated 

Post: I could be wrong...but...

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Good day,

With all due respect for the people that make this site possible, is it possible to have the listings  cleaned up in the "Listings" section. I could be wrong, but I kinda doubt some of the property listed there is still available. Some listings showing over a year old...rentals with leases expiring in 2021. It would just be nice to see what's actually available within this community. 

Respectfully,

Ryan

Post: Accredited Investor?? WHY!!

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Hoping someone can provide some logic to the SEC reasoning behind having to be "accredited investor" to invest in certain security offerings. Any other ways around this. Wanting to get into apartment syndication, and maybe you dont have to be accredited for this, but I have a couple of short term first trust deeds notes ready to ballon and want to redeploy my capitol. Any advice and guidance is greatly appreciated.