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Brandon Lashley
  • Tampa, FL
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Multi Family Investor Pain Points

Brandon Lashley
  • Tampa, FL
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TLDR

What skills do multi family investors find valuable (either niche or hard to find) when entering, managing, or exiting an investment?

The long version

I know many of you investors have and will invest in and manage deals throughout the year—and make a lot of money doing so. While I know you and your team have most of the deals and management covered and running smoothly. However, I'd imagine there are a lot of pain points and frustrations that come along at many points in the process that make you pull your hair out. I feel for you, and as someone new (but obsessed) with multi-family investing, I want to use my skills and talents to help investors make their investment process smoother and pain free in exchange for an "apprenticeship" so that I can one day invest in multi family homes. So, to ensure I use my skills properly for investors, I want to know what skills do multi family investors need to increase their investment success and ROI? Even if it's niche or hard to find.

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