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Allen Smith
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Investing in apartment complexes

Allen Smith
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Shreveport, LA
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I am not a new investor but I am looking to level up into apartment complexes. It seems to be a daunting task as I don't really know what to analyze. If anyone has experience finding, analyzing, and managing apartments or if you are looking for an investor please reach out. I have the capital, just not the knowledge so I'm trying to change that.

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Adam Lacey
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Adam Lacey
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Hey @Allen Smith, not sure if you like listening to podcasts, but there a ton of great multifamily podcasts these days that can help you get started.

I got started by reading books and listening to a ton of podcasts to help me get familiar with the process and lingo, then started attending local multifamily meetups, and eventually invested as a limited partner (passive investment). All of these laid a pretty good foundation that helped me transition into the general partnership side (active investor/operator). Feel free to reach out if you want to discuss. Good luck on your journey!

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