I've heard reliable reviews on this company and was optimistic I would be able to trust them.

I am sure the press will hype it up though and these identical ponzi schemes run in just cash all the time too. 

Support didn't respond back to me until two business days later and then they asked to me provide some info to verify my identity (which I had already provided on the 25th) so I provided the info again. 

Local real estate meetups, REI clubs, and even Facebook groups can connect you with experienced investors and potential mentors.When it comes to finding mentors, focus on providing value; whether it’s offering to help with projects, sharing market insights, or just being a reliable connection.

These options offer economies of scale, simplified operations, and reliable income streams from tenants.

For that reason, if I can find a reliable and trustworthy company, I believe turnkey is my best option for REI at this point in life. 

Can you recommend someone reliable that you have been working with or someone you know Chris.Thank you for the replay 

Hey @Sarah MooreThere really is a void of reliable (and trustworthy) property managers in the area.

So to me, Norada was an easy "no" for many reasons.On the "paying distributions reliably" and then stopped: I'm sorry to hear this. 

It often might take asking why 5 times to get to the root why.Also, I notice that often that why shifts...for me in the beginning, money was important because I thought it gave me power, and growing up I was pretty insecure due to a lot of high schooling bullying...come to find out the power does NOT COME FROM MONEY, but rather from within after identity who you want to become and don't let your past define you.