Quote from: NotLambchop on July 08, 2014, 01:29:53 PM

^Not complaining. Chuckling a bit under my breath, that's all. Can you blame me?
When you sold your first IPO, did you not realize "Real estate investment is debt/capital heavy"? How about when you sold your second? Did it become clearer then?

Amuse me a bit more, though: Will your current "investors" be required to provide personal info, a la VirtEx (VTX), for SEC compliance?
Will non-accredited investors be sent packing?
This is fascinating stuff!

You seem confused or purposely trying to poke holes in something that is and has been pretty clear to everyone involved, except you. Or you are fine with it, and are trying to produce FUD to get a lower share price.

The IPO was setup in rounds. After the first round, Branny had another one. Was all explained in detail, everyone knew about it. There were other planned rounds if I'm not mistaken. I think a total of 5? This is not unusual, many securities are structured the same way. Branny owns those shares, he can sell them if he wants to. Just like you can if you owned any.

What Branny is trying to do isn't Ponzi. He isn't taking the investments people make and then paying the people with those same dollars. He's buying houses and paying investors a percentage of the income from the renters. Pretty clear. Would be the worst Ponzi ever considering the gains we're seeing.

The second offering, and now loan, is being done to gain enough properties to have leverage. The fund has enough physical assets to cover the loans if anything goes sour. He just sells off some property and we're straight.

Otherwise, it would take years to build up enough income with the few properties that he currently has, to purchase more properties. However, once he has the loan and purchases the new properties, even with the loan payments, the income would then be high enough to allow continued expansion and investment in new properties, and thus the business grows.

This has been one of the most transparent and well communicated investments I've been involved in, and I've been in involved with dozens of them. If you're not here to invest, go complain in one of the hardware manufacturing threads. There is plenty to complain about there.