All Forum Posts by: William Costello

@David Stelzer it all depends on what you are looking for with sweat equity and how valuable is your time. Some of the benefits of syndication are that you can enter a market you may not be able to before or invest in a project that you alone could not have. Syndication is great for either someone who is focused on cashflow or longevity of the project. Have you looked at any markets in particular? Good luck

@Guy Idan Building a network is huge, can do that by being at meet ups or conferences. I was at a  conference last week and there were tons of people looking for partners. Good luck! 

What would you say has been one of your biggest contributions to your growth in 2021 in real estate and syndication? 

@John Bradley depends on the type of property within commercial. It is normally based on the income generated by the property. Good luck!

@Jorge Abreu and @Steven Pesavento it was, great to meet both of you as well!

@Dustin Murphy LinkedIn is a great tool to connect with real estate professionals in your area as well as eventbrite.com. Real Estate is a big community with lots of people willing to help and network. Good luck!

@Mike Cordova congratulations on your first deal! As for first time syndication it is easier to focus on one deal instead of going the fund route directly. Then once you build up a portfolio then switching over to a fund. As for finding investors, investors are mostly investing in yourself and not just a particular deal. It is like what Brian Burke states in his book. Good luck!

@Chris Searcy LinkedIn is a great tool as well as eventbrite or going to a conference can be helpful. The real estate community is large and always willing to help. Good luck!

@Patrick Menefee SimpliSafe is a great resource as well as local security companies that could have someone actually on the property. Good luck!

@Mallikarjun Reddy Pateel using the T12 and current rents are great tools to base off your offer. Good luck!