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Mike Evans
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Networking with other investors to raise capital

Mike Evans
  • Investor
  • Midland, TX
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I live in West Texas and I'm looking to purchase my first cash flowing multifamily property in Midland/Ector county within the next few months. I have identified and I'm working on putting a contract on an 80 unit property. I am looking to network with local investors in order to raise capital. Any suggestions and insight would be greatly appreciated.

I currently attend our local REIA meetings, I also host a monthly meet up to play the cashflow board game by Robert Kiyosaki.

I'd like to hear how others are meeting people that are interested in this type of investments. 

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Michael Le
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Michael Le
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@Sam Amir has some great ideas but I would caution throwing your deal out in the BP marketplace until you know exactly how you will structure your money raise. If you're doing a 506(b) syndication then you can not publicly advertise the deal because it's supposed to only be offered to people you've had previous substantive relationships with.

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