All Forum Posts by: Hunter Ambos

@Alina Trigub Thank you, that's an excellent point!

Thank you @Chase Louderback ! How did you find a syndicator to work with? 

@Matthew Baltzell I appreciate your feedback! I actually have a landing page but it's almost exclusively for my agent business. I'll go in and make it more about me and add some investing information. I didn't even think to specifically list books, meetups, etc. Thanks again!

 @Chris Tracy Thank you! I'd say my strength is in numbers and evaluating markets, due diligence, etc. Thanks again for the feedback. I will change it to be more specific

I’m a 19 year-old realtor getting into the apartment investing space. I listen to podcasts religiously and have read (almost) all the books on the topic of apartment investing. I’m looking to assist experienced investors by providing a fair amount of knowledge, a strong work ethic, and a desire to learn. I have unlimited free time and if there’s anyone I could help, I’d be happy to be of service!

@Caleb Heimsoth That makes sense, I guess I need to focus on them trusting the deal first. I do plan to have my own money in all my deals which is why I'm waiting longer than I want to. Aggressive patience. I appreciate your insight.

ugh, forgive me for the typo in the discussion name. Anyone know how to fix that? or is there an admin who can fix it? 

I plan to get into multifamily investing by starting out with house hacking and a couple 2-4 units in order to build a track record. Within the next few years I want to use private lenders, local banks, and money I save from commissions (currently a licensed agent) to buy B to C class apartment buildings. I'm very mature for my age, I have learned a lot and will continue to learn, and I am (obviously) incredibly ambitious. However, I am still very young. How do I get over the hurdle of convincing investors to take me seriously with their money? Thank you in advance.