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Come join us at our Inland Empire Multifamily Meet-up! Let's chat about commercial multifamily, learn, and connect!

Welcome all multifamily investors in the Inland Empire and Greater Los Angeles area! Our meet up focuses on beginner multifamily investors looking to learn together, to network with like-minded investors, and to begin investing in commercial multifamily deals. Commercial multifamily investing is a team sport, and we hope to help all of you start building that team!

While our meet-up is aimed more at the beginning investor or those looking to learn about being a passive investor, we welcome commercial multifamily investors of all experiences levels!

See event information on Meetup.com at the following link: https://www.meetup.com/Inland-Empire-Multifamily-Meet-Up/events/cttpwqyzkbwb/

Also, as we'd love to have more investors come to this event, feel free to join the meetup.com group by following the above link. You can receive updated information about events by joining the group!

We look forward to seeing you at our meet-up!

Keywords: Inland Empire, Riverside, Rancho Cucamonga, Upland, Fontana, Rialto, San Bernardino, Moreno, Loma Linda, Jurupa Valley, Ontario, Chino, Corona

@Ghassan Shalabi still happening, yep!

Come join us at our IE Multifamily Meet-up! Let's chat about commercial multifamily, learn, and connect!

Welcome all multifamily investors in the Inland Empire and Greater Los Angeles area! Our meet up focuses on beginner multifamily investors looking to learn together, to network with like-minded investors, and to begin investing in commercial multifamily deals. Commercial multifamily investing is a team sport, and we hope to help all of you start building that team!

While our focus is more on the beginning investor or those looking to learn about being a passive investor, we welcome commercial multifamily investors of all experiences levels.

See event information on Meetup.com at the following link: https://www.meetup.com/Inland-Empire-Multifamily-Meet-Up/events/261576089/

Also, as we'd love to have more investors come to this event, feel free to join the meetup.com group by following the above link. You can receive updated information about events by joining the group!

We look forward to seeing you at our meet-up!

@Ghassan Shalabi Hey, thanks for the feedback. Here is the link to the group:

https://www.meetup.com/Inland-Empire-Multifamily-M...

I encourage you to join the meet-up group, and you'll find the May 15th event under the event tab for the group. Look forward to seeing you there!

Come join us at our IE Multifamily Meet-up! Let's chat about commercial multifamily, learn, and connect!

Welcome all multifamily investors in the Inland Empire and Greater Los Angeles area! Our meet up focuses on beginner multifamily investors looking to learn together, to network with like-minded investors, and to begin investing in commercial multifamily deals. Commercial multifamily investing is a team sport, and we hope to help all of you start building that team!

While our focus is more on the beginning investor or those looking to learn about being a passive investor, we welcome commercial multifamily investors of all experiences levels.

See event information on Meetup.com at the following link:  https://www.meetup.com/Inland-Empire-Multifamily-M...

Also, as we'd love to have more investors come to this event, feel free to join the meetup.com group by following the above link. You can receive updated information about events by joining the group!

We look forward to seeing you at our meet-up!

@Drey S., @Laura C., @Issac Meza Hey guys, thanks for reaching out! I have a group started on meet-up.com, here is the link for the next event.

https://www.meetup.com/Inland-Empire-Multifamily-M...

I would love for you to join the group on meet-up.com -- I can keep you updated via their platform. I'll continue to advertise events on BP.

Come join us at our IE Multifamily Meet-up! Let's chat about commercial multifamily, learn, and connect!

Welcome all multifamily investors in the Inland Empire and Greater Los Angeles area! Our meet up focuses on beginner multifamily investors looking to learn together, to network with like-minded investors, and to begin investing in commercial multifamily deals. Commercial multifamily investing is a team sport, and we hope to help all of you start building that team!
While our focus is more on the beginning investor or those looking to learn about being a passive investor, we welcome commercial multifamily investors of all experiences levels. We look forward to seeing you at our meet-up!

@Henrique Sousa It sounds like you are trying to be a limited partner (LP) on a deal, is that correct? If so, there are many big syndicators (Neal Bawa, Lane Kawakoa, Jake and Gino, Michael Blanc, Rod Khleif, Grant Cardone, Joe Fairless) that you could research and see if their strategy, alignment of interest, and method of communicating with you agree with your preferences and invest on their deals. I know that Jake and Gino do monthly webinars with their syndications, and they walk you through the financials, management, and repositioning of the properties. Of course, you will have to look for those sponsoring a 506b syndication (I'm not an attorney, just for informational purposes only).

I would second what @Oleg Shalumov said as well. See if you can find a local multifamily meet-up, and try to meet syndicators there. If you'd like to be a more active investor, begin to form relationships with investors at multifamily meetups that would allow you to pool resources and joint venture (JV) on a deal. I would spending a good 6-12 months though learning multifamily if you want to JV or be a general partner (GP) on a deal. This is where a multifamily mentor comes in very handy -- helps expedite your learning curve.

@Roy Conney what size of property are you talking? Most individuals/partnerships won’t have the money for all cash purchase, not to mention I’m not sure how many would be inclined to use all cash as it decreases your returns.

Depending on the broker’s relationships, in theory, that could be possible, but not likely.

@Nabeel M. Yup! And those are per unit/year. Forgot that part.