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Leslie Awasom
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Find the deal the money will come!!! Myth or Reality??

Leslie Awasom
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  • Hanover, MD
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Some multifamily gurus teach students to focus on finding the deal and not raising money. Through our journey growing our syndication business, we have heard this notion propagated a few times. I am interested to know what other syndicators think. Does a good deal always attract the right money? Is this a viable strategy? 

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Brian Burke
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Brian Burke
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Total BS.  People don't invest in deals, they invest in people.  If they don't know you they aren't going to suddenly trust you enough to part with six figures just because you all the sudden found a "deal."

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