All Forum Posts by: Antoine Joseph

Actually, my friend had heard about it and told me to sign up to get the newsletters. He's not really interested in real estate but once he heard that I was getting into the business he thought it would be a good resource for me. I've read some the articles and never gave it much more thought, but after listening to the podcasts I realized that this is a full blown social network for investors and decided to become an active member.

Thanks Brandon

Thanks Joel

Hello, I'm just getting started on BP. Somebody signed me up a while ago but I'm just now figuring out how this network works. I am a 27 yr old investor from Philadelphia with one deal under my belt so far. I am looking forward to learning from everybody on here and eventually spreading my knowledge as well.

I was looking through the real estate section of the book store and saw "Multi-Family Millions" by Dave Lindahl sitting on the shelf. I skimmed through the first 20 pages pretty quickly and decided I'd do some more investigation later. Now I know Mr. Lindahl is a giant in the industry but I am wondering if the methods he lays out in this book would be applicable to beginners with very little cash on hand. He mentions closing multi-million dollar deals with none of his own money. I admit that I was (and still am) pretty skeptical as I previewed the book; however, I am still intrigued. I would like to own many multi-family units at some point, but it doesn't seem realistic for me to be chasing these big deals right out the gate. (I currently have one deal under my belt, I bought a duplex that I live in and rent out the other half). Has anybody read this book and would you recommend it for a beginner?