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New to Multifamily Investing

Jeff Davis
  • Specialist
  • Spring, TX
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Hello all,

I am based outside of Houston and very interested in MF / Apartment investing. I have completed a good bit of research via books from gurus which provide a 10,000 ft. view of the process but not necessarily a step by step. i.e. where do I find owners of MF to contact, if I find a motivated seller, what is the legal setup (syndication first, or LLC?), etc.

I'm fairly confident in my ability to close a deal if I'm in front of someone, and, I can find funding, but the order of the process is intimidating.

Any advice?

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Jeff Davis
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Michael, primarily Lance Roberts books. Good information; however, primarily leading to the course. Brock, Michael, thank you both for the advice.

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