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Joseph Plaugher
  • Portland, OR
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Syndicating right off the bat

Joseph Plaugher
  • Portland, OR
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Hi everyone. I am 28 and a junior in college (I started late). I have been studying real estate investing for probably ten years. I haven't done my first deal yet, but I'm getting old (just read Brandon's post about that). Every successful investor im aware of says that the bigger deals are no more difficult than the smaller deals, the checks are just bigger. I really want to start off with an 6-12 unit multifamily property. I don't want to waste time with a sfr that cash flows a couple hundred bucks per month. I don't know if this qualifies as syndication, but I'm sure it will require a couple of investors. Assuming I can find investors, and have a good plan, what do some of you more experienced investors think of me doing this?

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