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Ethan Wagner
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Raising Capital for First Multifamily Acquisition

Ethan Wagner
  • Financial Advisor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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I'm looking for suggestions on how to raise capital for my first deal without asking for handouts from family and friends. I can underwrite and market targets and convey my overall strategy; however, I am having trouble finding private lenders, investors to partner with, and the appropriate time to pitch myself to the aformentioned.

Any advice welcome. Thank you all.

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Steve Hall
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Steve Hall
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Texas
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@Ethan Wagner You've been on BP for 3 months but you only have a few posts, no bio, no photo, you're not a Pro member, and you think investors are going to line up to work with you?

I'll bet you're wondering why no one replied to your previous post last week, too.

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