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For those considering making the leap to multifamily, it may appear to be a little scary. However, if you study, get mentors, and understand the differences, it won't be so intimidating. Here are my "5 Things to Know When Jumping from Single Family to Multifamily" to help you. When done right, multifamily is a way to get a good monthly cash flow or building a mass of wealth.
Working with a real estate syndicator allows you to take advantage of the experience and financial capabilities of the sponsor and to pool your capital with other investors to take down big, multifamily apartments with solid returns. Check this episode to understand the value that syndicators like me provide to investors!
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!
Your first multifamily deal is a critical move in kicking off your real estate investing career. A good multifamily property can open the door to healthy profits for the new and experienced investors alike while reaching their financial goals.
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!
When you underwrite a deal that requires renovations, ask yourself about the returns you will get from spending cash on improvements!
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!
Gene Trowbridge is the founding attorney for Trowbridge Sidoti LLP, a law firm concentrating on syndication and crowdfunding, and the author of "It's a Whole New Business!: The how-to book of syndicated investment real estate." He specializes in helping real estate entrepreneurs raise investor money through syndication.
When it comes to the syndication model, the Securities and Exchange Commission has specific rules that syndicators must follow. In this episode, Gene describes what sponsors and syndicators need to do and not do before they start to raise investor's money. We cover the differences between crowdfunding and syndication, the different types of offerings, what an investment fund is and how to use one, and the legal ways of reaching out to people without getting in trouble with the SEC. Gene also explains how a "substantial pre-existing" relationship can allow you to get new investors on board in a 506(b) offering and provides valuable information to help make your group investment fundraising more successful.
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