Tulsa Real Estate Fund is a failure. Many of its investors including self proclaimed top investor Jullien Gordon has stated Jay Morrison has not done right by the fund or investor money.

Tulsa Real Estate Fund, is a real estate crowdfund qualified by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that allows both accredited and non-accredited investors to collectively invest and own real estate.

Tulsa Real Estate Fund is the first, African-American, SEC qualified, Tier II crowdfund and economic vehicle inspired by the historic Black Wall Street of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Tulsa Real Estate Fund was created for the revitalization of urban communities and as a means for more people to own shares and equity in a portfolio of real estate assets that will combat gentrification. However things have taken a terrible turn and investors are demanding answers. The fund has had complaints from Jullien Gordon, Tony the Closer, Pocketwatching with JT and many more. The People's fund is in peril.

The controversy surrounding Jay Morrison‘s alleged mistakes have rocked the real estate industry. Accusations against the former mogul claim that he used lies and deception. The Tulsa Real Estate Fund (TREF), Morrison’s African American-owned crowdfund, is at the center of the controversy, with investors claiming they lost money and demanding refunds

The impact on the African American community is evident as many individuals claim to have invested in TREF and lost their money.

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