It is common for PMs to stick fees into paragraphs throughout the agreement, this is another red flag.

Not a new member, i've been on BP for a while now but never really did an official introduction.

Maybe the new podcast episode will drop soon “45% returns limited time only”Make sure to read down to paragraph 145g of the note agreement “funds will be put on red at the local roulette table”Actually I would prefer that to investing in Radio Shack 🤔  Blackjack mate, single deck, El Cortez.Best odds out of any casino world wide.Can you card count?

Leverage their relationships for a warm introduction!

Hi All,
My name is Jesus and I’m eager to get into the real estate realm. I have lived in Orlando, Florida for over a decade. I look forward to network, learn and help as much as possible. 
Respectfully,
Jesus Rodr...

Hi, my name is Sasa Scherzer. I’m new to BP and real estate investing, but I’m very passionate about it since I work in multifamily construction. We currently own one rental property that’s fully paid off and are acti...

Ks Yoak picked 2 terrible tenants on one of my properties that ended up costing me over 15k in repairs over the past 2 years: they didn’t care: they said they would help me with the repairs, but they won’t send you a break down of the repairs: they send you a paragraph with a total cost for repairs at the bottom.

The way you described the deal in the 1st paragraph makes it sound like your "partner" is basically a lender.

Anyway, I graduated from Old Dominion University with a B.s. in Finance back in 2017, and that was really my first introduction to the idea of REI.

Hi all, I’d like to give a brief introduction(skip if you want).