We will use the political and the legal system as they have and are, and we will use it to promote our party and to diminish theirs.

There are some REI's out there who promote the Guru's and are not truly a good REI.There is good and bad in every area of this business and you must due your due diligence with this.

I am not promoting anyone's specific course but you need to look into it.Join your local real estate group and take advantage of the experience there as well.

While I see merit in some of the Bawldguy concepts espoused, there's a little too much promotion hyperbole to endear my trust. 

I was just not promoting any markets.I think Rafeal hit the nail on the head with his post.

On the other hand, why promote how good your market is?

If things go the slightest bit bad then you'll be glad you sought the advice of a securities attorney.A typical split among the promoter side and the LPs will be something like:1.  6-10% preferred return2.  

The promote structure is commonly 80 (LP) /20 (GP) or 70/30 depending on the deal/experience after the LP receives their pref.2. 

Things that are sight variants of this model that aren’t turnkey (in my opinion) include, -Marketers/Promoters who promote properties they don’t actually own- new construction who partner with a PM- Real estate agents or rehabbers who sell properties while partnering with a third party PMThis is simply my opinion and others may disagree and that’s fine.

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