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HOW to Find a large multi unit building deal? (300-1000 units)

Liran Afergan
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Hello all,

I'm a landlord for the past 4 years, I've successfully built a decent portfolio of 203 doors in total, I own properties anywhere from a single family home to a 12 units buildings.

Being in the REI game intensively in the past 4 years teached me a lot and today I'm very confident on what I'm doing and how I'm doing it. But I feel that it's my time to scale up.

The only thing that I am trying to crack but didn't really find a definite successful method of how to find a large multi unit apartment buildings for sale (not thru Tenx or any of these platforms)

I've been digging for quite a long time and tried different methods but no luck so far.

I will appreciate any advice on how to find those large multi units buildings

Thanks in advance

Charly Liran Afergan

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Those deals will nearly all go through commercial real estate brokers. Any given market will have just a handful of CRE brokers who control the lion's share of the deal flow. The key is to build relationships with them, demonstrate that you understand the business and can close. That shouldn't be a problem with the size of your portfolio. Then, when they send you deals be incredibly responsive.

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