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Zack Bloom
  • Greenwich, CT
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Industrial Real Estate - Good or Bad Opportunity

Zack Bloom
  • Greenwich, CT
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I just had a great conversation with a major investor out of San Diego who does a lot of industrial real estate - basically leasing out warehouses to companies like Amazon. I was offered a chance to join his team, not seed capital down, to work on some of the property management and relationship in exchange for a 20% equity stake. Never been a huge sweat equity fan but it seems like a good opportunity, I'm just trying to get a grip on the differences b/w what I've been doing in residential rentals vs. industrial real estate.

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Kevin Fox
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Diego, CA
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Kevin Fox
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Diego, CA
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Hey @Zack Bloom

The attractiveness of an opportunity is unique to the person looking at it. It matters where you are now, what you're long term goals are, what you see value in (see above post asking if you put value on knowledge gained), etc.

If it offers you the chance to make more money than what you're doing currently and you think there's a chance to learn a new side of the business - I say go for it.

 If you do make it out to San Diego, let me know and I would be happy to connect.

Either way, best of luck!

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