Jay Morrison bought a $850,000 house through Tulsa Real Estate fund, then sold it to himself for $80

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This dude deeded the property to an LLC in New Mexico...and not Georgia... because you can have anonymous ownership?! :mindblown:

THATS WILD!!!!!
But the wild part is what was the point of that if you’re just going to transfer it directly under your name? not even a trust or some other obfuscatory entity. Like dude I don’t know if he’s stupid or bold?
 

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But the wild part is what was the point of that if you’re just going to transfer it directly under your name? not even a trust or some other obfuscatory entity. Like dude I don’t know if he’s stupid or bold?
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But the wild part is what was the point of that if you’re just going to transfer it directly under your name? not even a trust or some other obfuscatory entity. Like dude I don’t know if he’s stupid or bold?
He doesn’t care because he can’t get sued.
Jay put a clause in the terms of agreement that made prohibited investors from filing lawsuits against him.
 

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He doesn’t care because he can’t get sued.
Jay put a clause in the terms of agreement that made prohibited investors from filing lawsuits against him.
That’s not how the legal system works though.

1. That clause can’t stop a criminal case

2. “You can’t sue” clauses are never held up in court. It’s like the “we both leave with what we came with” clauses of pre-nups and non-compete clauses of work contracts. They aren’t looked upon favorably by judges. Now you can make it difficult to sue by putting mandatory arbitration or some kind of indemnification in the contract but those things could be worked around as well.

And let’s say say such a “can’t sue” clause was enforceable it would still have to come to the decision of a judge that suing is in breach of the contract. But then that same judge gets presented possible breaches that Morrison has done. They raised over $11 million for a real estate fund and in 5 years only 30% of that was invested in real estate most of which is “the black house” and a home that’s now in Jay’s name. 25 total properties in 5 years.

You’re burning through millions of dollars annually most of which in “management and service fees” yet you’re only investing in 1 property every 2.5 months on average. Think about it the average, run of the mill, part-time, side hustle real estate agent is SELLING (which is much more difficult to do than buying) 5-10+ houses annually and an 8 figure REIT is only able to BUY 5 properties annually?? So what are you spending all that management fee money on?

You’ve got co-mingling of funds where employees of the Jay Morrison academy who had nothing to do with Tref stated they were getting paid by Tref funds. And then a house purchased by Tref funds end up being quitclaim deeded to Jay via overt means of obfuscation. Yeah I doubt a judge is going to gloss over all that because of a clause that says you can’t sue. Literally every company would include that in the language of all their contracts and nobody would ever be able to sue anyone. Ambulance chasers wouldn’t exist.
 
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@theworldismine13 aka Jay Morrison's account is going to post something like "It's not a scam, and nothing he did was illegal".

I saw this on pocketwatching the other day. this scammer literally used the TREF funds to buy a house in the name of a trust he controls. then transfers it to another trust, and then another trust which ultimately sells him the house and land for $80 in his name :snoop:
 

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I saw this on pocketwatching the other day. this scammer literally used the TREF funds to buy a house in the name of a trust he controls. then transfers it to another trust, and then another trust which ultimately sells him the house and land for $80 in his name :snoop:

Tariq is doing the same thing with the "museum". Fools donated money and gave him a free million dollar property.
 

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Tariq is doing the same thing with the "museum". Fools donated money and gave him a free million dollar property.
Tariq finessed his fans into buying a lounge/bar. But the difference is it was through donations, no one expected a return their money, and his fans are still happy with the museum.
 
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