The Capital Raiser Show

Spencer Hilligoss shares his story of quitting a Silicon Valley Career to become a co-sponsor in active syndications of apartment communities. Prior to actively investing he also invested in 10 syndications as a passive investor and has viewpoints from both perspectives which makes him uniquely qualified to understand what investors want and need. He shares everything related and helps demystify concepts that prevent people from investing in apartments.

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In this clip Kyle goes over the tools he used to create an investor data base and his perspective on multifamily syndication.

Kyle Mitchell goes over his background, transitioning into multifamily, building a team, investor relations and communication with the client database, modeling successful syndicators, tools for building your team and creating a investor pool, creating his first ppm, buying the deal before it gets to market, reverse engineering deals for success, podcasting and raising capital.

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Bill's tenants may have been on drugs, stealing parts of the building and rigging the electric to the neighbors. Nevertheless, real estate allowed him to creatively finance large apartment complexes. Listen as he breaks it down.

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Bill Ham goes over how he quit his aviation job to go into full time real estate and how he transitioned into multifamily using syndication and creative finance, JV's and seller finance to purchase apartment complexes. He walks us through his business model and discusses what syndication is in the broad sense of the word and how to get involved.

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Zach goes over his first capital raise, using Tenant In Common Structures for Multifamily Purchases, what 506(B) and 506(C) exemptions are, pros and cons and legalities of money raises.

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Vinney goes way back and tells us how he raised money for his first few deals and how he has refined his techniques for raising capital.

He gave back 43% returns on one of his first deals. No wonder whey he was able to scale so fast.

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"Its not fun to tell you we had somebody die on the property."

Bruce Petersen raises money for a living and so far has syndicated 1,100 multifamily units.

In this episode he talks about raising capital, syndicating multifamily, the pitfalls of syndication and how to get his book for free.

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Bruce goes over his evolution from successful house flipper doing over 300 house per year, closing various escrows on his flips and how he transitioned from using hard money to raising money using multifamily syndication to grow his business. Now he wants to expand out of AZ and into new markets.

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I interviewed Annie Dickerson back in September when she had 400 million in assets under management as a co-syndicator. Now she has grown that to 700 million and she is riding some massive momentum. In this condensed interview she goes over her capital raising system, talks about her partnership with Julie Lam and explains that the greatest need she has found from investors are very clear and approachable educational materials. She recommends priming your investors so that when a deal becomes available they are ready to invest. As it stands, two of her biggest drivers of new investors are podcasts and word-of-mouth referrals. She also talks about her 3 cornerstones for raising money: 1) Connect. 2) Create value. 3) Be consistent. Visit goodegginvestments.com