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Jobin V.
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Multifamily Syndication Intro

Jobin V.
  • New to Real Estate
  • Houston
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Hi folks- SFR investor here that wants to scale via multifamily syndication. I work in investment banking so very familiar with deal structuring, financial modeling, underwriting, raising capital etc.

Would love to learn and hear from y’all about how you did your first syndication.

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Michael Orlando
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Michael Orlando
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We're going through our first syndication right now! Definitely been a great learning experience. We have very solid deal flow since we do a lot of direct to owner marketing, but we're figuring out that the biggest challenge for us is raising capital for these deals. Our track record is pretty short, so we could really use someone who has a great network and access to capital. I think you should definitely focus a ton of time on building those relationships as well as the upfront education at this point. The other stuff you can definitely figure out pretty quickly!

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