FYI to anyone looking for me to “share my list” — I don’t understand why (and am surprised), but I have NOT received any feedback directly from actual property owner-investors.

When working with out-of-state agents remotely, try asking about their experience with out-of-state clients, their take on market trends, how they handle issues if you’re not local, their communication style, and if they can share any recent deals or references—it’s a quick way to see if they’re a good fit without being there in person.

I don't know much about the San Antonio market, but if you are looking into the Midwest, would love to connect and knowledge share.

I feel it is important to share my experience to ensure that no one else falls victim to what has been a deeply troubling situation.Jay has taken significant sums of money from investors, including myself.

Again, this is a broad question to engage people's thoughts on the subject matterPlease feel free to share your thoughts and ideas

Quote from @Jon Taylor: @Pete Harper - Section 721 of the Internal Revenue Code allows an investor to exchange property held for investment or business purposes for shares in a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) without triggering a taxable event.

Not a suit, a claim for a share of the settlement proceeds.

Just my 2 cents of what I notice, so if you have experience on those topics share it, and it will pay off.

Not surprisingly, I've been underwhelmed.Would LOVE to connect and share Central Maine investing.

Would you mind sharing yours?