Explain the copy
Started by inonada
about 2 years ago
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Anyone want to take a shot at this one? I think I understand it…
https://streeteasy.com/sale/1689368
>> The Office of Global Wealth is Proud to Introduce an Architectural Marvel on the Upper West Side…
I suspect Nestseekers must have a team called "The Office of Global Wealth" or similar to make them look more important.
Nada, He chose to be your President too.
https://www.nestseekers.com/agent/loy-carlos
"President of Global Wealth".
Are they supposed to get some type of financial advisor license if this is true? Or is it not needed as they are all real assets or puffery is allowed.
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With billions of dollars' worth of property, aircrafts, yachts, and fine art under advisement, the operation is designed from the ground up to cater to the needs and tastes of local, national, and international private clients.
https://www.nestseekers.com/group/global-wealth/
Obviously I am too poor to have heard of "high-context" advisory.
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provides high-context, best-in-class advisory.
>> Nada, He chose to be your President too.
Not my President, my Wealth is Local.
Ha
My budget maxes out at $40M: https://streeteasy.com/talk/discussion/48255-for-40m-both-6300sf-which-do-you-prefer so I'm going to wait till this comes down. Might even need to lower my budget because the mayor had to give his phones and ipad to the FBI: https://streeteasy.com/talk/discussion/48287-will-mayoral-scandal-tank-real-estate-in-nyc
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Carlos left real estate in 2011 before returning to the industry in 2017 when he joined Chiang’s team. In the interim, he founded a lifestyle magazine called Classiques Modernes and a company that handled aspects of luxury living, from property management to event planning."
https://therealdeal.com/new-york/2023/09/06/loy-carlos-leaves-serhant-for-nest-seekers/
The categories they're claiming advisory skills over (property, aircrafts, yachts, and fine art) do not include financial products, so if they stick to their knitting, they shouldn't run afoul of the SEC or FINRA. Conveniently, the categories listed are essentially unregulated (ex safety standards for aircraft and yachts).