Now lets look at concentration:Similar, ODC appears to be doing MF, debt, MHP etc.Kawaoka appears to be in anything and everything.Rad appears to be land, rentals and a $50k membership group to teach you how to buy real estate (which is ironic based on their current situation)...Ashcroft appears stays in their lane.Norada has little real estate but ecommerce, membership groups, broadway plays, bitcoin etc. but is starting a STR rental fund...These Jack of All Trades, Master of None....  

Prior to this, Matt and I were senior leadersof Profound Commerce, an e-commerce aggregator founded by Matt in 2018.

Could there be an existential threat in multifamily like Office had with Covid or Retail had with the rise e-commerce?

As e-commerce competition intensifies, Philadelphia-area malls are turning to experience-focused retailers to draw shoppers back.

Dream on Me acquired the brand’s intellectual property and reopened a few stores, but with rising e-commerce trends, physical stores became unsustainable.

Looks like Norada was getting 25% fees on money they loaned to REV e-commerce company to invest in their online old brand revitalization campaign.

Quote from @Paul DoCampo: They're are fighting cold sms... ecommerce, real estate, etc using it as a marketing tool for their responded data base (those that said "yes you can market to me") is allowed and encouraged by carriers.Quote from @Gustavo Munoz Castro: Quote from @Paul DoCampo: Are people still trying cold SMS for lead gen?

Hello Everybody, I'm 21 years old and have accumulated $2.5 million through e-commerce. 

Unlike e-commerce or social media platforms, where data privacy issues are more visible, the real estate sector often operates behind the scenes in this space.

For myself, I own an e-commerce business so I am self-employed.