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Weekend Boot Camps For Commercial Multi-Family training
Hey BP Members! I have an extensive background in business as well as management, but no experience in the commercial multi family business. I've been in the construction industry for 25+ years and can walk a property pretty well and estimate rehab costs close to +/-$1000 before I even put it to pen and paper. I've also built my share of Spec homes and did well at that, too. That being said, I hear a lot of people on the BP webinars and podcasts that say I need experience before jumping into the commercial multi family business. If I pick the right team - Property Manager, Lawyer, Accountant, Broker(even though I have my own Real Estate License), I'm the GC, what kind of other "experience" would I need?
@Scott Morongell suggested that I attend a weekend "Boot Camp". What do you all think?
Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm all for that If someone knows of one that is worth the money. One thing I can't stand is attending one only to get to the end and they want to sell you another one at twice the price and on and on until I'm broke.
Jim