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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

How did you land your first apartment deal?
I am curious how you landed your first apartment complex?
Did you have lots of experience in the real estate?
Was it your first multi family purchase?
Did you have a partner?
I would like to buy my first apartment complex and I’m curious what route would the best option.
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@Patrick Flanagan I landed my first multifamily deal through persistence and hard work. It was my first real estate investment, but I had 14 years of experience working for a commercial real estate investor, so I was well versed in it. I had multiple partners because I went the syndication route.
For you, your path might be different. The first questions that I'd ask myself if I was in your shoes would be as follows.
1. What is my level of expertise with multifamily?
2. What is my personal risk tolerance?
3. How much money do I have access to? This can be your own money or other people's money.
Then from there, we can help determine which path might be best for you.