b'You Are Allowing People to Invest With Too Many Investment Vehicles.Youaretryingtogetpeopletoinvestusingtoomanyinvestment vehicles. This could include trying to allow crypto, or NFT sales, etc. to support your offering. Every investment has to be converted to cash in order for you to use it to buy real estate. Do you want to take on the responsibility of converting these investments to cash (and bear the risk of the fluctuating marketssurroundingthem),ordoyouwantthattobeyourinvestors burden?Why are they using these investment vehicles? Are they trying to avoid taxes? The IRS is going to get the tax money one way or another. Do you want to be the one holding the bag if the IRS says you owe the money (because your investor is outside the U.S. and their jurisdiction but youre here); or what if the crypto or NFT becomes worthless, but you still owe the investor their money back? Do you understand these things well enough that you can explain them to investorsand make a profit off them? Do your other investors understand the risk that these other types of investments pose to your offering? Few people do.Your Offering Terms Are Not In Line With Market Norms. For decades, investors have wanted 8% cash flow returns (often called preferred returns) from private offerings, plus a share of profits on exit that will bump their annualized returns to a current market return rate that has fluctuated over time.157'