My response to this is if the individuals are hesitant to invest in the first place, the likelihood of that same individual waiting to invest later and then pick an investment with a higher risk profile (which often comes with investments that yield higher returns) is possible, but maybe not as likely.

It's very impressive.

My CPA was pretty impressed and the funny thing is that so was my bookkeeper when I showed her!

At least check out their Linked In profile and look at their background to know if the content creator actually is a true expert or if they are a charlatan like this guy. 

There is a link to schedule a call in my profile. 

Here are some tips for networking and making the most of your account. 1) I'd fill out your profile fully before you do anything else!

Quote from @Willie Robinson: Have you considered a HELOCI had considered a HELOC, but I was under the impression that you cannot do one on an investment property in Texas.

When I've sold items on Facebook marketplace before or given things away using my Buy Nothing group, I've always checked the age of someone's profile and any public info on their profile along with evaluating the conversation to see if they pass a "vibe check".

Since he is dealing with less risky investments (better tenant profile, better location, etc) his overall return should be lower.

Ended up funnelling a bunch of traffic to this particular Credit Union who accidentally ended up financing automobiles via home equity, not exactly the risk profile they had sought out!