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Reid Knight
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Quickest Path to Becoming a Multi-Family Syndicator?

Reid Knight
  • Charlotte, NC
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My goal is to become a Multi-Family Syndicator in as short a timeline as possible. By "short timeline", I simply mean the quickest path - I understand this is a complex industry where an established track record is a must-have.

Would getting my Commercial Real Estate Broker's license and working for a Commercial Brokerage, or finding deals for experienced syndicators (without a broker's license), better serve me in reaching my goal as quickly as possible?

Thank you for your time and attention.

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Mike Dymski
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Mike Dymski
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Originally posted by @Account Closed:

You dont really need re knowledge-you can hire people for that.  Can you RAISE money?

Think politics.  Do you think the mega fund raisers have any idea what they are fund raising money for?

If you go the traditional route getting experience and all that.   You need to be boisterous and brag brag brag all the way.  Develop some kind of outsized persona.

Sophisticated family offices, institutions, and high net worth investors do not invest with sponsors based on their being boisterous, braggadocios, and having out-sized personas.  They invest based on experience, track record, ability to execute, integrity, underwriting, and property and market qualities.  You are networking with the wrong sponsors.

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