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Laying a Strong Foundation for Investment Success: Insights on Navigating Due Diligence
In a recent episode of The Real Estate Vibe Show, Chris had the opportunity to sit down with Vinki Loomba to discuss one of the most crucial aspects of investing: due diligence. Whether you're investing in private debt, real estate, or other alternative investments, the success of your portfolio depends on your ability to thoroughly evaluate the risks and opportunities that come with each deal.
Kirkland Capital Group's First CAASA Event
We are pleased to share that we recently participated in our inaugural Canadian Association of Alternative Strategies & Assets (CAASA) event, the Family Office Summit, held on April 9-10 at the Toronto Region Board of Trade in Toronto, Canada. This gathering provided us with valuable insights into the Canadian family office landscape and enabled us to connect with industry experts not just from Canada but also from the United States and beyond.
Build Your Own Investment Team with These 6 Networking Tips
In many of my webinars I talk about how investors without large teams and resources still complete effective due diligence and source investment opportunities. One of the aspects I talk about is creating a network around you to help develop resources for yourself. You still need to identify what you are looking to add to your investment portfolio, determine your “non-negotiables” terms, and read the documents but insights from others with varied backgrounds and investment experience can help you catch more issues and benefit from people’s extended network.