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In a brief dialogue, an experienced real‑estate investor (45 years in the field) challenges the claim that some investors never lose money on any deal, emphasizing that risk is inherent and losses do occur. The co‑speaker stresses the importance of full disclosure to investors, citing a specific failure rate of 6.7% for their deals. They argue that being transparent about the odds, highlighting that most deals are wins, and explaining risk‑mitigation tactics—particularly maintaining low loan‑to‑value (LTV) ratios—builds trust and protects investors.

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