That's nothing in the grand scheme of things.

Many citizens from many other countries take for granted avoiding taxes (illegally) as a part of doing business as usual.You could not pay me enough to get involved in a scheme where foreign investors hide their identities.

Since it was only $200, my wife and I agreed to give it shot and figured that in the grand scheme of things, $200 isn't that big of a loss.

It just means that you probably weren’t serious  or were not gonna pass or were hoping to scheme your way in. 

That person may have some guidance for you, or some scheme to help you out.Good Luck!

But in the grand scheme of things, that's not a bad loss for being the worst in a year.

Thanks.It has been demonstrated to my satisfaction over the last year that Clayton Morris of Morris Invest knowingly headed up a Ponzi scheme in Indianapolis and has repeatedly brokered real estate without a license.

It's a modern day ponzi scheme. 

I will add that note investing is not a get rich quick scheme.

If you search BP its like a running joke about the number of people who spend all this money to create these elaborate schemes to put a single family rental in a LLC.