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Sherman Dunn
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  • Baton Rouge | New Orleans, LA
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Has anyone successfully used the STACK method for asset growth?

Sherman Dunn
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baton Rouge | New Orleans, LA
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Has anyone successfully used the STACK method for exponential portfolio growth? If so, was your first property a single family unit or multifamily? Local market or out of state?

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Gino Barbaro
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Gino Barbaro
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@Sherman Dunn

Hi Sherman,

never heard the term before. Thanks for introducing it. We have been able to refi and roll over the last 5 years and go from 25 units to over 900, without syndication.

You buy an asset, add value by increasing the NOI, then refinance it and repurpose the funds into your next deal.

It is possible, but it takes dedication, partners and a willingness to work hard and stay focused

Hope that helps

Gino

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