Bulletproof Cashflow: Multifamily & Apartment Investing for Financial Freedom

Multifamily properties continue to be a safe haven for people looking for affordable housing - no matter the financial weather. This makes multifamily is the preferred place for investors to go looking for returns - in good times and in bad!

This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Multifamily properties continue to be a safe haven for people looking for affordable housing - no matter the financial weather. This makes multifamily is the preferred place for investors to go looking for returns - in good times and in bad! This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate.

Matt Faircloth is the president of The DeRosa Group, a company that develops and owns commercial and residential real estate. Starting off in real estate in 2005 with a $30,000 loan from family, Matt started his real estate career doing fix & flips and small real estate transactions. Six years later, he shifted his focus to use private capital to fund deals and take down larger multifamily properties. In doing so, he and his team have built a portfolio of $30 million of residential and commercial properties throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He is the co-author of "Raising Private Capital," a book that explains why raising private money is important and how just about anyone can do it.

In this episode, we dive into how Matt was able to scale his real estate business through the use of OPM - Other People's Money. Additionally, he shares insights for new investors on how to get started raising capital from friends and family.

Check out Matt's book on raising capital here.

Matt Faircloth is the president of The DeRosa Group, a company that develops and owns commercial and residential real estate. Starting off in real estate in 2005 with a $30,000 loan from family, Matt started his real estate career doing fix & flips and small real estate transactions. Six years later, he shifted his focus to use private capital to fund deals and take down larger multifamily properties.

Jack Petrick is a multifamily syndicator and president of Petrick Property Group, a company focused on multifamily acquisitions and property management. Using the experience he had as a home builder over 14 years ago, Jack has been able to scale his portfolio from zero to nearly $28 million in deals closed and under contract. He attributes his success to his ability to streamline his acquisitions team, rehab-crews, systems, and processes. This has allowed him to not only scale quickly, but also has given him time to raise capital to support his rapid growth.

In this episode, we dive into deal structure, capital raising for deals, and what new syndicators need to focus on when starting and running a successful syndication business. Additionally, Jack shares what investors should look for when partnering with a syndicator.

Jack Petrick is a multifamily syndicator and president of Petrick Property Group, a company focused on multifamily acquisitions and property management. Using the experience he had as a home builder over 14 years ago, Jack has been able to scale his portfolio from zero to nearly $28 million in deals closed and under contract. He attributes his success to his ability to streamline his acquisitions team, rehab-crews, systems, and processes.

Knowing what property class you are looking at is an important factor as it represents a different level of risk and return.

This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Knowing what property class you are looking at is an important factor as it represents a different level of risk and return. This episode is part of Multifamily Mindset, a series of short audios where I'll share with you some of the lessons learned from my career in multifamily and real estate. Would you rather see videos? Search for "Bulletproof Cashflow" on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram!

Getting the best financing for your multifamily deal is no accident. It takes effort, good lenders and strong partners to put a deal together. Thank you for listening to this episode. Please Share it. I like to read comments, so please leave a comment and subscribe to my YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/bulletproofcashflow

Gracias por escuchar este episodio. Por favor, comparta. Me gusta leer comentarios, así que deje un comentario y suscríbase a mi canal de YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/bulletproofcashflow

Getting the best financing for your multifamily deal is no accident. It takes effort, good lenders and strong partners to put a deal together. Thank you for listening to this episode. Please Share it. I like to read comments, so please leave a comment and subscribe to my YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/bulletproofcashflow. Gracias por escuchar este episodio. Por favor, comparta. Deje un comentario y suscríbase a mi canal de YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/bulletproofcashflow