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Getting started in Multifamily
In the Dallas area, I buy low income single family homes and have 500+ units. Now I want to get into the Multifamily game, but I’m finding it hard to get started even finding deals. I have the financing and the manpower, just need deals. What’s your best advice?
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@Jordan D'Silva if looking for smaller deals, try a mail campaign or driving for dollars. If doing larger deals (75+), start networking with brokers, assuming you are properly educated in the space, and have somebody experienced in large MF on the team, and have your capital stack in place.