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The Pulse Check is back with the full crew. Chris Lopez, Jim Pfeifer, and Paul Shannon reconvene just days after the PassivePockets Summit to unpack what they learned, how their theses got challenged (sometimes in real time), and what they’re actually doing with their portfolios right now.
They talk through why this conference hits differently: top-tier speakers in a small room where you can actually have real conversations and how those competing viewpoints are the whole point. From “sit in treasuries” caution to “this is the window to buy” optimism, the trio break down how to filter the noise, lean into uncertainty, and keep operator quality at the top of the decision stack.
On the portfolio side: Jim shares his first two allocations of the year including a private credit interval fund and AAA Storage via the Open Tribe structure, while Paul discusses a new private money note, an industrial sidecar he’s watching, and a recent multifamily exit. Chris recaps a strong Q1 for “green shoots” across his equity positions (sales, contracts, and a complicated Denver lakefront development that’s finally moving toward resolution), plus why he’s still dollar-cost averaging into real estate even when headlines shift fast.
They close with one of the most tactical takeaways from the Summit: how LPs are using AI to speed up diligence and catch inconsistencies across pitch decks, PPMs, and operating agreements and why that should raise the bar for sponsors going forward.
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