Risk Disclaimer & Due Diligence — Read This Before You Invest a Dollar This post exists because I believe you deserve the full picture — not just the upside. If this community is going to be built on transparency, that starts here. The Disclaimer I am not a financial advisor, licensed broker, or investment professional. Nothing in this community — including my portfolio data, strategy posts, courses, or comments — constitutes financial advice. Everything I share is my personal experience and educational information. E-Estate is an unregulated platform. There is no FDIC insurance, no SEC oversight, and no government-backed guarantee on any investment made through the platform. You could lose your entire investment. Only invest money you can afford to lose completely. I mean that. If losing it would affect your rent, your bills, or your ability to eat — do not invest it. What I Know (and What I Don't) What I know from personal experience: - I've been investing since December 28, 2025, starting with $30 - I've received daily profit credits consistently during my time on the platform - I've successfully withdrawn funds (document your own withdrawal experience) - I track every dollar via CSV exports and can verify my own numbers What I cannot verify independently: - E-Estate claims 4,000+ investors across 50+ countries — I haven't verified this - E-Estate claims $18.4 million in funding secured — I haven't verified this - E-Estate claims approximately 1,000 certified digital agents — I haven't verified this - The underlying real estate assets backing the tokenized properties — I have not independently confirmed ownership or valuation - The long-term sustainability of the daily ROI rates advertised on the platform These figures come from E-Estate's own press releases and marketing materials. I present them because they're part of the platform's public information, but I want to be clear: I have not independently confirmed them. The BehindMLM Review