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All Forum Posts by: Anthony Rivas

Anthony Rivas has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

I have been wanting to work in other areas like Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, and Arizona. Need to take one step at a time. I believe preparation is how you get lucky. I don't just want to skip trace and not have people to work with on the ground to take photos, or place a luck box, or to sign a contracts. If you had a week to get a deal in each state I stated, how would you go about getting boots on the ground to do important tasks like take photos, etc. ?

Getting everything legally set up before raising capital is very important. Underwriting deals from 20+ units to 100+ units and learning how to present it to passive investors is an art. Having the legal side of things is the most important part. I have an LLC but I want to build a fund or raise capital properly for significant income producing apartment buildings in various areas around the country. What should be the first step or what are the steps to legally raising capital.