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No One Is Checking Where This $5,000,000 Actually Goes
Once an LP wires into a deal, oversight of how that money is actually deployed is thinner than most passive investors assume. Aleksey Chernobelskiy walks through where the accountability gap sits and what an LP can reasonably demand.
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Building GP LP Match: A Marketplace Connecting Real Estate Sponsors and Investors — Aleksey Chernobelskiy
Then as we got two software engineers on board, we also created a solid data solution where we take all the deal data on the platform, anonymize it, and help GPs understand how they compare to market.Listen to the full episode with Aleksey Chernobelskiy
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