adamhooper

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by adamhooper 3y ago
http://archive.today/pQ3sL
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Mr. Cooper Group Hit by Cybersecurity Breach(marketwatch.com)
12 points by adamhooper 3y ago|2 comments
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by adamhooper 3y ago
They'll take a loss on their equity invested because the cost of continuing to feed the mortgage payments until they could lease the space is greater. Likely that they'd never generate enough rent even if full to meet debt obligat
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by adamhooper 5y ago
Desired distance in cm here I'm assuming?
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by adamhooper 7y ago
My understanding is that even the disaster loans will still require collateral and personal guarantees. Unsure if they're waiving or changing those rules or plan to. Disaster loans have been around long before COVID-19. Again, this is
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by adamhooper 7y ago
Also in PDX - where did you end up going out of curiosity? Casey?
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The 100M Bacteria on Apples May Be Key to Their Health Benefits(forbes.com)
2 points by adamhooper 7y ago|0 comments
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by adamhooper 8y ago
Here's a map showing all the OZ's: https://www.policymap.com/maps?i=9964345&btd=6&period=2018&l... Anything purple on there is designated an OZ.
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by adamhooper 8y ago
Close - but Bob in your example also has to improve the basis of whatever he buys by 100% within a 30 month period. So that could be a major renovation of the house, building another unit on the property, scraping and rebuilding etc. Unfort
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by adamhooper 8y ago
What irks me about this article is its sole narrative on billionaires helping billionaires. Nowhere in the regs does it say that somebody with a $100 gain couldn't invest that into a project. Granted there are other regulatory issues t
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by adamhooper 8y ago
The benefit is for investing capital gains into OZ's, not necessarily from selling assets that are in existing OZ's. So if you had a gain on your house (beyond the homeowner exclusion) you could potentially invest the remainder of
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by adamhooper 8y ago
Shameless self plug (founder here)... We just launched RealCrowd University - http://www.realcrowduniversity.com - which is our crash course on real estate education. We do a podcast on the fundamentals of real estate and this i
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by adamhooper 10y ago
How are you guys assessing the lookthrough in that case? If an entity is formed for the sole purpose of investing in your fund, I believe those investors count towards your limit.
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Neil Harbisson's Ted Talk: I Listen to Color(ted.com)
1 points by adamhooper 12y ago|0 comments
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Marketplace Lending – A Trillion Dollar market(foundationcapital.com)
1 points by adamhooper 12y ago|0 comments
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by adamhooper 12y ago
This certainly won't win Marc any friends in the "non-SV" private equity shops and will certainly cause many to question his motives. However, what has happened over the last several years to the credit of PG/YC [1], Nav
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by adamhooper 13y ago
This. The initial funding is by no means the reason to participate in YC - it should have zero impact on any company's decision making process. It is a bonus that takes some pressure off in the short term to allow you to focus on absol
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by adamhooper 13y ago
Founder of RealCrowd here - thanks for the comments. We're focused only on commercial assets now that produce stable cash flow - think of a starbucks or an office building in SoMa that has consistent monthly income from rental payments
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by adamhooper 13y ago
It's a no-brainer for anybody that's been in the event management space. The problem is you're so bogged down in running the events you don't have time to take a step back and innovate - which is probably true of most in
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by adamhooper 13y ago
Advertising of the offerings will be opened up to all, but there will still be restrictions on allowing only accredited investors to participate. The broader crowdfunding portion of the JOBS Act will hopefully be put in place towards the en
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by adamhooper 13y ago
What you describe above is more of a "rewards" based kickstarter model, where there may not necessarily be actual "equity ownership" of the projects. In that case, you can do that today! I think we're seeing the beg
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by adamhooper 13y ago
Thanks for the questions, a big part of our role is to handle exactly what you describe above. Making sure that the operating partner/developer is acting as they should! We have provisions in our documents to remove them if they'r
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by adamhooper 13y ago
Accredited investors must meet one of the following criteria: -a minimum net worth of $1,000,000 (excluding primary residence) -annual income of $200,000 for the prior two years and anticipation of the same in the current year if filing ind
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by adamhooper 13y ago
At the end of the day, both are viable investment alternatives, right? REITs provide liquidity, but you pay for that liquidity through lower returns and less control over those investments. Our structure provides you the control to choose w
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by adamhooper 13y ago
Hooper here, answers below: 1) REIT shares are ownership in the operating company that derives its income from owning real estate. With a single asset LLC you own that specific building and only that building for your investment 2) We are p