It's crazy to me that someone would buy a property halfway across the country from a man who appears to have lied and contradicted himself over his entire real estate sales career. 

He lies to the IRS and says he sold his $1M house he’s paid $500k for to you for $500k.

@Jay Check Are you a real account or is this just another promotion for a lying guru?

But, that aside, I’d like to initiate a discussion of where note investors feel the opportunities will lie moving forward.I’ll go first.  

Promissory loan notes are “secured” by Norada Capital Management where, in our taped call, is a $120 million-dollar public company with $70 million in owed loan notes to investors and $50 million in “equity” which is all a lie. d

I realize this may not be a strong enough reason if the market dynamics have shifted.As for California, my interest lies in the fact that I live here.

The differences lie in how they aggregate, update, and present the data.

Since you are an out of state investor, I guess the key lies with your property manager.

I was skeptical but was lied to by the "broker" stating that he had gotten 2 loans done with them and been paid.

Answer here lies in the math.