But I’ve turned that one rental into more and more SFR by recycling the equity to scale up without using much of my own money.

Heat takes a toll on them, cold takes an even bigger tole, and it's all so dang toxic how there manufactured, making it hell for recycling or disposal.  

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Their filter is way to strong as well as you cant say if a property is not accepting section 8 and can't use the word glass.  

If even a fraction of the things discussed on this thread are remotely accurate, then the outlook is not good for Norada or investors.Based on how things have evolved with the conversion to equity in a seemingly failing business and no communication about how Norada is going to turn this around, it leaves little hope for me to see how any water is left in the glass...I don't view this a syndication, at least in terms of what most of us are used to in regards to a syndication in a true real estate project that is backed by a physical asset. 

This allows you to recycle your funds over and over until the project is complete.

Now to be fair and balanced like fox news I have met folks at these events that paid the 30k  during evening break and a glass of wine i would ask them what brought you here..

Got this for my son at college and it is reliable and the glass window is super handy.

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