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Donations of any size will help to defray the enormous legal costs from a lawsuit filed against the administrator of OldHippie.com, by what many refer to as a "Copyright Troll" law firm, for the posting of a TSA "Pat Down" photo they had bought the copyright rights to, after the photo was posted on this site, and then removed.
I'm involved in two REITS that pay monthly interest -- and my broker says he wants to talk to me about another, but he wanted me to read the above link before we talk.
I obviously have many questions to ask him -- but the fact that he sent this to me makes me feel like my REITS are defined as "Non-Traded".
So what do some of you investors know about this subject?
I'm in a couple of REITs that appear to do well. One is a Dallas compoany called Cornerstone that buys land in Texas and develops it into large subdivisions -- selling the whole package.
I just put $100,000 in a REIT that is developing a medical building connected to a hospital.
The both of those pay a good monthly income and have a ten year plan to return all of the principle plus profit.
Non-Traded REITS 
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