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Chris Gantz
  • Property Manager
  • Madison, WI
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Any institutional investors interested in Wisconsin market?

Chris Gantz
  • Property Manager
  • Madison, WI
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I’m a private asset manager for a small number of clients right now and am looking to expand into a GP role to create a fund that will attract larger institutional and/or higher net worth investors.

I own and operate all management services and invest mainly in large residential complexes and storage. We have some commercial and hospitality, and are open to other asset classes, but specialize mainly in residential.

The Midwest market is highly desirable and there are plenty of great on and off market deals.

I’d be grateful for any advice and guidance from anyone that has experience building private equity funds. What steps should I take and what pitfalls should I avoid.

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