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The Hidden Goldmine in Pet Hospitality Investing
Pet hospitality sits between commercial real estate and an operating business, which is exactly why it is mispriced. Robert Capelli describes the property-level economics and what a lender actually holds as collateral.
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Inside a New Private Credit Asset Class: Dog Boarding and Kennels
Was able to put 35 million together to build big houses in nice neighborhoods and then have our investors sell those and so that I've been a little bit a part of it since the beginning.Listen to the full episode with Robert Capelli
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