All Forum Posts by: Kyle Kovats

@Ryan Cox totally agree and I just purchased the syndicated deal analyzer through Michael Blank which I have found to be a great resource as it's very thorough and on top of that it comes with 2 case studies to watch the analysis. It's definitely helping my learning curve for analyzer deals. Any other avenues you would recommend a look into for deal analyzing? 

@Jay Hinrichs i've been fortunate enough to save up a nice little chunk of capital from working my butt off my first few years out of college (will be around $750-$800k after I exit a couple sfh I own in the next couple months). I would never put coaching on a credit card, I think that would be a bad idea. I am a real estate broker and I actually own a real estate school so I am very well-versed in residential lingo and I am picking up more and more on the multi-fam/syndication lingo the more I read/listen. I do recognize that I can't/shouldn't do my first deal or really any deal for that matter alone. But it's critical to use someones borrowed credibility as a co-sponsor on my first deal. If I sign up for coaching, I'm the type that will be all-in, I'm either all-in or all-out, just my personality. I did the same thing as a young real estate agent and quickly scaled from a rookie with $0 in annual GCI to nearly $400k in annual GCI. 

@Ola Dantis Thank you for your feedback, I feel as though I have obsessed over the syndication space enough for the past month or two that I can at the very least speak the language, and now I'm at the point where I need to further educate myself practically, get more entrenched in education and hop in a few deals, even if just passively at first to get real life experience. Ideally I'd like to get in on a deal as a KP with fannie and freddie financing to get into the fannie and freddie club 

@Scott Skinger thank you for the lengthy reply, some great info there. I am looking into Brad Sumrok as well. He seems to provide some good value through giving access to some off market deals through his program. 

I do agree with you that if this is something that youre serious about then hiring a coach is very worthwhile. Why would anyone be opposed to paying a coach to fast track this and learn in months what it takes others years to learn? 

I won’t be at the Joe Fairless event but I have heard some really good things about him as well and will start looking into him. Would love to compare notes after the event I attend in Vegas and the event you attend in Denver. I will send you a pm. 

Ive started to dive deeper into Michael Blanks content and this guy is dynamite. Thank you for the recommendation, his syndicated deal analyzer is amazing and im considering joining his mastery program. Anyone in it who can provide some feedback? 

@Jennifer Slaughter I just started listening to Michael Blanks podcast too. I have found that the old capital podcast is the most informative from a practicality standpoint, I highly recommend checking it out. 

I am also going to a Gene Towebridge crowd funding syndication seminar in Vegas next week and hoping to get some advice from people there as well. Anyone else attending?

I am looking to really dive head first into the multi-family syndication world. I have been listening to The Old Capital Podcast, Rod Khleifs podcast and reading books and blogs on syndication and at this point I'd like to hire a coach who can provide me with the guidance needed to really take massive action. I'd like to build up a cash-flow income stream of between $250k-$350k/year to replace my current income. 

I have not yet participated yet in a deal passively and that is something that I plan on doing in the next couple months but ultimately I'd like to be a sponsor/operator myself along with a more analytical partner as I am the type that hates sitting down and diving into every single little line item expense. 

Who would you recommend as a coach? And what do you think the number one thing is that I should look for in a coach before signing on with one? 

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Hey all, 

I have a referral network that I am looking to expand on which brings me Manhattan buyers looking to move out to the North Jersey Suburbs. My question for all of you is, how do you think I can expand on this operation and find more Manhattan buyers looking to move to the North Jersey Suburbs? 

The intention for this is to be able to better market my luxury listings. 

Kyle Kovats 

Thanks Ralph. I'm very eager to learn more as I want to get started asap. I would like to leverage my money so that I can use it more effectively and have some flexibility. I really would like to begin to invest some of my money in real estate and quite honestly there is just an overload of information on this website and it's hard to really find the steps laid out but I'm trying my best.