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Brentin Hess
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Master List of Syndicators

Brentin Hess
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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"If you want to fast, go alone.  If you want to far, go with others". - African Proverb

It would be extremely helpful to organize a single thread with anyone who has completed at least one multi family syndication and is willing to help/answer the questions of others.  

Please comment if you meet the criteria listed above - thanks!

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Brian Burke
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Brian Burke
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It's interesting how many people talk about syndication yet how few actually do it. Having done it many, many times over several market cycles I can see why. Not only because it's a big responsibility, but also because finding a deal worthy of the trust of your investors, and finding those investors to begin with, is a business unto itself.

But the dedicated will persevere. I started with a small blind pool raised from my co-workers at my "day job" that I was leaving to go full-time into real estate. That was over 15 years ago and since I've had the opportunity to raise over a hundred million from private investors--and still growing.  It's a great business if you consistently perform for your investors. 

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