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Vivian Ji
  • Rental Property Investor
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Fund raising for commerical deal

Vivian Ji
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Dear all, Hope all is well. We found a really good commercial deal in TX and need some help to raise capital. The first-year cash-on-cash return is around 8.23%. This property has a single tenant and approximately 7-year absolute NNN lease left with 2% annual increases. Any suggestions or tips on how to raise capital, please share. Thank you in advance.

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Spencer Gray
  • Syndication Expert and Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Spencer Gray
  • Syndication Expert and Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Friends, family, anyone in your network first.

We're in the middle of a raise right now and Linkedin has been a great tool to network and find prospective partners. 

Just be aware of all the SEC guidelines in terms of who can invest and who cannot. 

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