Hey, best ever listeners, welcome back to Unlimited Capital. Today is one of our Capital Clinic shows, and I am joined today by Fred Moskowitz. He was on previously discussing his mortgage fund. And the purpose of Capital Clinic shows is you guys, I've done a number of these, is we are going to talk about his capital raising game plan with him, try to identify some bottlenecks and come up with some plans so he can go raise a hell of a lot more capital and help a hell of a lot more people.

So how are you doing today, Fred?

Doing fabulous. It's great to be here. Thank you.

So let's start with the basics again for the audience. What's the 30-second pitch of your product?

Yeah.

And who you are.

Yeah.

I am a long-term investor in specialized in mortgage notes, and we are raising capital purchasing the debt, mortgage loans, performing on the secondary market, holding them for cash flow and

income. That is the 32nd. And for all residential, yeah, all residential, all over the U.S.

So it gives us a good cross-section diversification geographically with that profile.

Yeah, and obviously I won't have you say anything that's like advisory type language,

but that the characteristic of this product is more on the conservative side?

Yes.

Yes, it's on the conservative side.

I always tell people that this is one of the most unexciting asset classes that could possibly be because it's performing, it's stable.

There's not any wild price swings or anything like that.

And statistically successful over the long

term. Yeah. And that is a very solid foundation for a marketing campaign for sure. In fact,

I would argue that there are far higher volumes of debt funds being sold on a capital basis that are

on the conservative side than there are on the very aggressive side.

So, like, the fact that it's a conservative investment with therefore conservative

return profile is hardly a stumbling block.

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