As you can imagine, we’ve been getting a ton of interest regarding ADPI Capital™ and Equity Fund 1™
With interest comes questions.
Like ALL of the questions
The good news is that I absolutely love answering them all. Unfortunately, I only have so many hours in a day...
So I decided to do something about it.
Recently, I invited the President of ADPI Capital™, Adam La Barr, on the ADPI Podcast to provide a brief update and answer our most frequently asked questions.
Click the button below to give it a listen on Apple Podcasts
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In case you haven’t already, navigate to our Investor Portal to create your profile and submit your soft commitment today!
Thanks for listening, !
Cheers,
Kevin Brenner
Director of Investor Relations, ADPI Capital™
Host, ADPI Podcast
invest@adpicapital.com
P.S. You can also listen to the episode wherever you get your podcasts (Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon Podcasts, etc.). Happy listening!
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