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After you pick up your jaw off the floor, just know that closing over 24 multi million dollar syndications was only possible through hard work, connections, consistency, and constant learning. Our guest has made it in the multi family syndication space, but there is a lot going on behind the scenes. Hear what he did to close a few and hear the secret behind him getting all off market deals. Best Ever Tweet: You are never too smart to stop being a student. Vinney Chopra Real Estate Background: - Founder & CEO OF MONEIL INVESTMENT GROUP - Facilitated 24 successful syndication offerings controlling $125M in Multifamily - Presently owns single family homes and multi-family units in Texas, California, Arizona and India - M.B.A. degree from George Washington University after coming to USA with only $7 from India - Based in San Francisco, California - Say hi to him at vinney@moneilig.com - Best Ever Book: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Want an inbox full of online leads? Get a FREE strategy session with Dan Barrett who is the only certified Google partner that exclusively works with real estate investors like us. Click here:  to schedule the appointment. Subscribe to Joe’s YouTube Channel here to learn multifamily and raising money tips: Subscribe in iTunes  and  Stitcher  so you don’t miss an episode!

前回に引き続き、水にまつわる会話をお届けします。 島国の日本では想像しにくいことですが、世界ではひとつの川が何カ国にもまたがっているケースも多く、そのような川は「国際河川」（transboundary river / transboundary water）と呼ばれます。 国際河川を共有する国々は、お互いによく話し合いながら川を使わないと、しばしば外交問題を引き起こします。 たとえば川の上流の国が、自国の水資源確保のためにダムを作ったら、その下流に位置する国にはどのような影響が及ぶでしょうか。 今回はそんな、国境を越えた川の問題について考えてみましょう。 今回お借りした素材 写真（バングラデシュの川）：World66 BGM：パブリックドメイン・クラシック Download MP3 （15:15　8.8MB　初級～中級）*** Script *** (Slow speed) 02:10-04:25 (Natural speed) 10:55-12:30 Fresh Water Everywhere? (2) M: And one more thing: I want to tell you about is the water situation in Bangladesh. W: What's that? M: Actually we're facing a serious fresh water problem, especially in the dry season. This matter is called “transboundary water.” W: Transboundary water? What's that? M: Actually, you don't have that problem in Japan because you're surrounded by the sea. But Bangladesh is surrounded by land on three sides. I mean India. You know that, right? W: Yeah, I've checked it before. M: And, for example, a long time ago the Ganges River flowed through India to Bangladesh and enriched the people's lives. But about 30 years ago, India constructed a dam on the Ganges River located in the Indian state of West Bengal, roughly 10 kilometers from the border with Bangladesh. You can imagine what happened to Bangladesh? W: Decreased the amount of water going into Bangladesh from India? M. Right. W: There aren't any agreements between India and Bangladesh regarding using the water? M: Of course, we've talked and made concessions about the problem for a long time. But we're still arguing. Of course, I can understand the situation in India: the many poor, and the country developing rapidly. But I say they are killing us because we need fresh water too. Fresh water should be for everyone! Lots of countries have these transboundary water problems. W: I see. We have to find a solution for that as soon as possible. Thank you for your comments and story. I like to learn about new things like that. Thank you. M: Thank you, too. Let's think of a solution together!! (Written by Saori Nakanishi)

前回に引き続き、水にまつわる会話をお届けします。 島国の日本では想像しにくいことですが、世界ではひとつの川が何カ国にもまたがっているケースも多く、そのような川は「国際河川」（transboundary river / transboundary water）と呼ばれます。 国際河川を共有する国々は、お互いによく話し合いながら川を使わないと、しばしば外交問題を引き起こします。 たとえば川の上流の国が、自国の水資源確保のためにダムを作ったら、その下流に位置する国にはどのような影響が及ぶでしょうか。 今回はそんな、国境を越えた川の問題について考えてみましょう。 今回お借りした素材 写真（バングラデシュの川）：World66 BGM：パブリックドメイン・クラシック Download MP3 （15:15　8.8MB　初級～中級）*** Script *** (Slow speed) 02:10-04:25 (Natural speed) 10:55-12:30 Fresh Water Everywhere? (2) M: And one more thing: I want to tell you about is the water situation in Bangladesh. W: What's that? M: Actually we're facing a serious fresh water problem, especially in the dry season. This matter is called “transboundary water.” W: Transboundary water? What's that? M: Actually, you don't have that problem in Japan because you're surrounded by the sea. But Bangladesh is surrounded by land on three sides. I mean India. You know that, right? W: Yeah, I've checked it before. M: And, for example, a long time ago the Ganges River flowed through India to Bangladesh and enriched the people's lives. But about 30 years ago, India constructed a dam on the Ganges River located in the Indian state of West Bengal, roughly 10 kilometers from the border with Bangladesh. You can imagine what happened to Bangladesh? W: Decreased the amount of water going into Bangladesh from India? M. Right. W: There aren't any agreements between India and Bangladesh regarding using the water? M: Of course, we've talked and made concessions about the problem for a long time. But we're still arguing. Of course, I can understand the situation in India: the many poor, and the country developing rapidly. But I say they are killing us because we need fresh water too. Fresh water should be for everyone! Lots of countries have these transboundary water problems. W: I see. We have to find a solution for that as soon as possible. Thank you for your comments and story. I like to learn about new things like that. Thank you. M: Thank you, too. Let's think of a solution together!! (Written by Saori Nakanishi)