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Matthew Ferguson
  • Investor
  • Vancouver, WA
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College degree required to start a Real Estate Fund (Syndicate)?

Matthew Ferguson
  • Investor
  • Vancouver, WA
Posted

Hey BiggerPockets,

I aim to start my own Commercial Real Estate Fund as a vehicle to align with likeminded investors focused on long term wealth creation.

I am aware of a few people who have founded funds to syndicate and invest in real estate without having a college degree and I am curious if that is possible for me too, or if I am missing something?

Assuming I have a solid track record for myself, my overall question is, can I create a Commercial Real Estate Fund without having a college degree?

What has me thinking I would need a college degree is that I would need to have some sort of legal requirement in order to manage others money.

Thank you,

Matthew Ferguson

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