We have a car dealer in D/FW that has a whole series of these GOOFY commercials with what I assume is the Sales Manager's dog.  

after my divorce and a series of unfortunate events I found my self doing just that.

Pictures and audios too.You can also set it up to do so on a series of times future touches and it has an autoresponder built in so when you add someone to a group it auto sends all of the series based upon time from add.You can also get replies through the system and it follows you if you are not online. and if you use Ringcentral it automatically adds the contacts number or you can import from a CSV file. http://www.textpeople.net

You seem to have a good attitude about this though, it sucks because it is real money, but real estate is a series of expensive learning experiences.

You can create all the complexity you want around a series of transactions.

I paid $2500 for my series LLC setup.

Also read up and watch videos like the series at ohiorem.com which teaches you how to get started in real estate investing in Ohio.

For instance, the most recent one we are selling (not a sales pitch, just a disclosure that I am also Series 7 licensed which you do have to be in order to speak with clients about DSTs) is purchasing a large multi-family complex in NC, one in MN, and one in CT.

Adapted from twitter thread📗📗📗Real Estate Investor Financing 101 Series: Cash-Out RefinanceCash-Out refinances are a valuable and oft-used tool by real estate investors to build wealth - but important to understand from your DSCR lender's perspective to know how to utilize them optimally!

Has anyone successfully used a series 7 in order to qualify as an accredited investor to invest in RE syndications?