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Karma Senge
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Best Apartment investing course

Karma Senge
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Hey all,

Can you all please recommend some really good courses and workshops for investing in apartments / muti-family?

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One of the best values in commercial courses is Ray Alcorn's Dealmakers Guide. At $600 it's not cheap but it is excellent.

I like Dave Lindahls materials. He has good very information but is the typical guru pushing more products on you. Multi Family millions book by him is a good start.

Scott Sheel has a commercial seminar which is an excellent presentation. I think he is a better presenter than Dave Lindahl, but the content is no better and Dave's is more specific to apartments.

If you are serious about commercial property (more than 5 unit apartments are considered commercial property) look into the CCIM program. It is absolutely the best commercial training out there.

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