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Ask me Anything! Fund Manager, LP/GP in 25+ syndications

Sam Silverman
  • Tampa, FL
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Bigger pockets has been an excellent source of knowledge, networking and collaboration for me over the past year. 

I've read and learned quite a lot while scrolling through this site, and figured I'd create an open forum to (hopefully) offer some help and advice back to the BP community.

Personally, I have owned a single family portfolio, small multifamily, airbnbs, managed SPV/funds, invested in 25+ syndications as both a general partner and limited partner.

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    Sam Silverman
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    @Christopher Burge from my experience, there are two main areas that can help you break into the general partner side of multifamily -- find a deal or find the capital needed to fund the deal. Everything else, while important, is not as easy to get your start with.

    I would focus on finding off market deals or networking with high net worth individuals, the groups below can help point you in the right direction.

    There are a ton of groups that have educational courses -- Real Estate Labs (focus on small MF and underwriting), Multifamily Deal Room (on facebook), etc

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