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Billy Archer
  • Property Manager
  • Mount Vernon, NY
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How to scale up to a building

Billy Archer
  • Property Manager
  • Mount Vernon, NY
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I am very experienced as an operator of mid sized apartment buildings, but my desire to invest in real estate is a new breakthrough for me. Due to my experiences in building management, multifamily building(s?) ownership is my end goal. For those of you that worked your way upward to owning a residential building, could you please share how you achieved it ? Do you have any advice for a newbie that wants to learn from your mistakes etc ? What was the strategy that grew your portfolio ? Now that you know what you know, how would you do it differently ?

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