How to Avoid Fraud When Investing in Real Estate, with Kent Ritter

In this interview with Kent Ritter on his podcast, Ritter on Real Estate, guest Kim Lisa Taylor discusses how to identify fraudulent real estate deals and bad sponsors before it’s too late

Among the points covered:

  • The reason people commit fraud
  • The three types of fraud:
    1. Illegally raising money (not following securities laws)
    2. Embezzlement – Partner Fraud
    3. Ponzi Schemes
  • Practical tips on what to look out for before and during your investment
  • What questions you should be asking your sponsors to validate their behavior
  • What to do if you find yourself in a position where you think fraud is happening in your deal
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