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Leslie Pappas

  • Bank Teller, United Savings Bank
Philadelphia
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Avoid Working with Leslie Pappas of Archer Investors - Complete Review

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By Brett Henricks, Leslie Pappas, Kyle Winther
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I would avoid working with Leslie Pappas / Archer Investors at all costs. If you are inclined to go down the DST route, I would highly recommend going with a RIA who can help save you on fees and provide true due diligence analysis. I originally didn't plan on writing a review on her, but after reading a recent post (shown below), I wanted to warn others about her "due diligence", handling of investor concerns and follow-up communication.
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Where would I start looking for a DST? Where would I start looking for a DST?

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By Leslie Pappas, Jack Martin, Mark Porter, Norman Schultz
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What should I do with $2M in equity? Sell?What should I do with $2M in equity? Sell?

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By Chris Hill, Leslie Pappas, David R. Lilley, Colton Hahn
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Don’t forget to subtract at least $200k for capital gains tax (more if you live in a state with income tax) and another $50k for depreciation recapture. (So your $1.6 becomes $1.3 and your $12k becomes a little less than $10k) Then as long as you’re confident these people you know by name alone won’t lose or steal your money or sell the property and return your money and stop paying 9% you should be back to even in just 5 years.
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