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Today we speak with Marshall Saunders of Saunders Dailey. Saunders was named one of Swanepoel’s 200 most powerful people in residential real estate and is the recipient of RISMedia’s 2013 Tech Titan award.

Saunders started pursuing his interest of community funded real estate in 2014. He thinks crowdfunding will be a major game changer for individuals who would like to invest smaller amounts of capital than normally required through traditional IPOs. He describes the history of crowdfunding, the impact of 2012’s Job Act and how banks and mortgage companies may respond to this investment type in the future.

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Key Takeaways:

Jason’s Editorial:

[1:40] Upcoming Creating Wealth show schedule

[3:41] The World’s First Cashless Society article from Nick Giambruno

[7:33] Governments tighten the reigns to remove symbols of value

[9:51] Buying properties through our network

[10:35] Landlord friendly Arkansas; an example investment

[14:35] Join Platinum Property Tracker on our resources page

[16:10] Use Voxer and contact me on JHart88 to have your questions answered on air

[17:11] The Venture Alliance trip to Dubai and Meet the Masters event

 

Marshall Saunders Guest Interview:

[19:51] Crowdfunding is a game changer for investing in startups

[22:30] Democratizing the investment system

[25:35] Crowdfunding has a long history and in 2012 the Jobs Act was signed

[29:21] Title 3 of the Jobs Act will draw lines on investing in Crowdfunding opportunities

[32:02] Investment opportunities for questionable investmen

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