Private Investor Due Diligence Mini-Series: Overview | Episode 1

Welcome to the Family Office Club Due Diligence 5 Part Mini-Series Brought to You by verifieddilige... where we delve into the intricacies of wealth management, investment strategies, and the art of proper due diligence. In this premiere episode, we kick off on a journey to master the critical process of an indispensable component in the realm of family offices.
From assessing investment opportunities to mitigating risks, viewers will gain a comprehensive understanding of the methodologies and best practices utilized by leading family offices worldwide. Even if you're just getting started with navigating the complexities of wealth management, this episode will introduce you to practical guidance and actionable tips to enhance your decision-making process.
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Good video, Richard. Yes, you can lose money on an investment even if you do the best due diligence. People get tricked or get so excited about a deal that they fall in love with it and let the important issues appearing in due diligence slip.
Also, I've seen investors pass up on good deals that cash flow (albeit just a little) because of high interest rates. Do they know that interest expenses are tax deductible? If they are investing in a good business or real estate deal, appreciation, depreciation deductions on taxes, in addition to interest expense write offs, why would they not pursue a deal further if it makes sense? What do you think?

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Dear Sir, how do I connect with like minded individuals? I have a project book of $400 million to $3 billion in Bio Energy projects. We are looking for equity partners.

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Many times I get approached by people trying to do $400M and $1B deals who have not yet every themselves completed a $4M deal or $40M deal. If you have details on what you are doing please send them over at [e-mail] but if you haven't done a $4M deal I would start there, as most people pitching monster deals have not worked their way up and never get the big deals done in my experience after 17 years doing this.