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James Gee
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Multi Family Apartment investing

James Gee
  • Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Hello I am on my road to multi family apartment investing! I am look for brokers and ways to approach brokers in a confident and professional manner as a beginner in the space I have a could duplexes and single family rentals so I’m not a complete beginner but new to the apartment world. Anything would help thanks!

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Joshua Michael Hauman
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Joshua Michael Hauman
  • Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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Hey @James Gee!

I shot you a private message. I have a guide to brokers in pdf form. Its about 20 pages of condensed information on exactly how to contact, present yourself, and speak confidently to brokers. Cost is the time and attention you place into digesting it, happy to share.

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