All Forum Posts by: Daniel Anshus

@Bjorik Mutize What is the name of the speaker that will be speaking at this meetup? 

Would be a great opportunity to meet other investors who would be willing to network and share ideas with each other. Maybe the speaker or theme could be how to partner up on deals? What are the legal requirements for that i.e do they need to be general partners/ limited partners, do you buy in an llc or with the partner(s) on title, what documents you would need for the partnership. Just an idea but that is something I have more questions on!

As the title says I am looking for some recommendations on some hard money lenders you folks have used in the past? I know there is a tab for hard money lenders but I do not want to email all of them to see what int rates they charge, points, etc. Thank you all

@Bjorik Mutize

I am currently a part time agent and I also have a seasonal full time job as a tax assessor. I could not imagine trying to jump full time immediately. I did 3 deals last year and talking to other agents that is not bad for a first year agent. I would say unless you know a whole lot of people/ are super social and will talk to every single person you come in contact with don't jump full time until you have a client base.

Hey everybody, so I am in need of an attorney who deals in trusts. My dad passed away last year and my mom wants to put the house and land in a trust. I was wondering if anybody knows of any good attorneys that could help out with this? Thank you!

@Jordan Moorhead I would enjoy attending one of your meetings for various knowledge and also to get to know you and other investors that attend. 

@Brad Schaeppi I do plan on doing this exact house hack in the near future, but am also wanting to play in the big leagues. I would love to jump into multi-family without having to own a bunch of sfr first. I do understand that you must accumulate knowledge before jumping into investing but would appreciate if I could gain knowledge from mentors rather than learning the slow and painful way.

@Seth Ferguson @John Woodrich Thank you for the responses! I definitely understand that syndicating is more ideal for investors that have some deals under their belts and some experience. I would love to meet up with investors such as yourselves to learn and offer any help I can contribute. I have looked into meetups both on BP and meetup.com, the only struggle is that there are not that many meetups right now. With that said please let me know if you or anybody you know would be interested in meeting for coffee or something. I look forward to getting to know other investors!

Are there any multifamily investors in the Minneapolis area that are currently doing deals with 10+ unit buildings? I would like to meet investors in the area as well as learn how to get started in multifamily. Also not to be a bandwagoner, but what do people think about syndicating deals, seems like a good way to get started.