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Colby Miles
  • U S A F Academy, CO
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starting a hedge fund for down payment.

Colby Miles
  • U S A F Academy, CO
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I've heard of Ken McElroy using hedge funds for the downpayment on his apartment buildings, but in his book it doesn't specify a lot on how to get one started.

I would like to invest in apartment buildings that need renovating. renovate them and rent them out for passive income, but I know things will move much faster If I can get a hedge fund to put on the down payment.

How many successful projects do you think I would need under my belt before people would be interested in investing in my hedge funds for this type of income property?

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