This is something that pension funds and endowments learned years ago.

This is something that pension funds and endowments learned years ago.One thing you can be certain of when reviewing any deal, is that the pro forma is wrong.

I believe every person is endowed with the ability to go BIG but some of us just don't THINK we can do it. 

Hello Fellow Well Endowed Pocket Havers,Background: Recently purchased a single family home in Philadelphia as an investment hold property in cash.

@Parker EberhardThank you for your input I actually don’t know anything about the restaurant business but I don’t feel that is a place for me to turn and run I turn to this platform to learn as much as I could before stepping out with this venture someone on my team is well endowed with information and has ran a few bars of businesses her self and if you have any positive help I would greatly appreciate to hear the information thank you

For a real life example take a look at the Yale Endowment portfolio.3.

We were working with an endowment fund that pulled our financing at the 11th hour and left us scrambling, but we righted the ship and were able to purchase the property with our back-up financing strategy.

We were working with an endowment fund that pulled our financing at the 11th hour and left us scrambling, but we righted the ship and were able to purchase the property with our back-up financing strategy.

Timber is controlled by John Hancock  Harvard endowment fund as back end funders and then Warehouser has bought a lot of it.. but there is still a play for the small land owner in the north west. 

The term life insurance agents use is MEC'ing your policy (modified endowment contract) and its basically when you over contribute and the policy is no longer considered life insurance which makes all the gain you have in your policy taxable upon withdrawal or loan withdrawal/distribution.