RE:Sage Questions?nbinvestor11 ...
Paul Morris is not a residential realtor. He is the owner of many Regional Franchises of Keller Williams and Market Centers of Keller Williams that under his direct ownership take in the revenue from (and hold the licenses of) 3,400 real estate professionals that completed USD $12 Billion in transactions in 2021. Included in that group are institutional real estate agents that represent some of the wealthiest real estate investor clients in the real estate business, period. Clients who regularily close single +$ 1 Billion transactions. Why would you go to an investment banker, who in turn would have to go to one of these agents? An Investment Banker has no depth in a regional real estate market and needs to contract out to Paul's people. An investment banker is a "sell-side" partner in the capital markets group. We are dealing with a specific real estate asset. Do you buy your meat from a baker?
Investment bankers sell ideas to portfolio (fund) managers and family offices. For the past 30 years 99.9999% of fund mangers have performed worse than investing in a passive ETF S&P fund.
The focus for GRB is on the experts in their field. Giving someone your watch and then that person telling you what time it is .... well, that's not efficient.
paul also gets paid to manage another 5,000 agents who did USD $11.8 Million in 2021.
No clue how you even come close to the USD $40 Million value. Sage Ranch is in a USDA overlay and as such, it will obtain all USDA programs, the smallest of which is where a buyer for Sage gets a 38 year loan at 1.9% interest with zero money down and the USDA will pay your mortgage payments, tax payments and car payments for 2 years if you lose your job. The higher USDA programs are a 40 year 1% loan to GRB to build the project and a higher program is a 90% cash grant.
Not sure of your Captiva argument as it makes no sense. Captiva has been sued by bad people who claim that they and a few of their unnamed buddies own our Captiva assets (that is attempted theft). They are not going to succeed, and one of them sold most of their Captiva shares and never disclosed their trading for 2 years while they were officers of Captiva. The Captiva focus is on these bad folks. They have our emails where I agreed to issue them their 30 million shares, but they sued instead and they have REFUSED to prosecute their case, meaning since they are the Plaintiffs, they are refusing to proceed. They have failed to produce any evidence to back their claims. Now they want Captiva to re-offer them a settlement proposal, but they refuse to show their books and records, primarily because they lied to the judge and said they have $5 to $6 million in the safe. Folks in NB said they got only 10 to 20% of that number and half went to their lawyer.
The folks in NB should be suing these guys for the $500 million sales numbers they issued to you with your subscription agreement. I know in the US, the US investors will. Focus on Solargram if you want progress with Captiva share price to return to value, everything else will fall into place once Solargram gets settled or they get removed from the property for other reasons. There are 25.4 million shares in NB and most of this was bought in the open market as those bad guys were promoting the stock and then selling Captiva shares. Bad Hombres.