That's more people than I have in my county, which covers 7,000 square miles and is five times larger than Sullivan County.I'm in a town of 10,000.

Chris Seveney of 7e Investments has a good reputation too, pays 8-10%.

@Kelly McClellan  I am not defending Engelo  and sometimes if customer service is not what you expect then its NEXT.also since Chris has chimed in its well known in the industry that Chris's company is best in class with customer service.I think Engelo in his own way is trying to emulate that on the back end of these deals.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: Quote from @Scott Trench: We are seeing more and more syndications and funds getting into trouble.

@William Coet,as @Chris Seveney and @Kevin Sobilo mentioned, they very likely are either (A) already diversified, or (B) committed to real estate philosophically, or most likely (C) the tax advantages that come with owning and depreciating property, had done prior 1031 exchanges, etc. 

@Chris Mason is a MLO so he could probably speak to this.I think a lot of what you could do though is similar to what I do as an agent.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: Quote from @Doug Smith: I would love to get a discussion going over this topic to see what other "in the know" armchair economists think. 

Quote from @Chris Seveney: Quote from @Huiping S.: One LLC bank account of SDIRA has extra cash which not enough or read to put on property yet,  and the bank gives money market interests, which is under 2%.

BestCOui Oui :)Hey Chris,I'm not to sure about this company you mention.

The exercise of tracking it regularly helps to keep it top of mind and it also allows me to see how my plans are working compared to my goals and if I need to make adjustments (I agree with @Chris Clothier that you've got a keep a long-term perspective because real estate investing, like life in general, is a marathon not a sprint).Great question, Allan!