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Dominic Balconi
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How Did You Fund Your Large Apartment Deals?

Dominic Balconi
  • Lender
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Greetings, everyone.

Just a quick simple start to the discussion here; feel free to take it wherever you wish.

How have you personally, or what are the best strategies in your opinion, to fund large apartment deals (32+ units)

I'm considering building a syndication fund of unaccredited investors to invest at least 50k each. Thoughts on this strategy? If so, whats the best way to sell 20+ people on investing 50k with me?

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Chris Tracy
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Chris Tracy
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My group recently acquired a 36 unit- all cash.  I tell ya... not having to worry about the debt service is wonderful!

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