@Steven OlivasNever heard of them but I would make sure to do due diligence on any sponsor that includes understanding their background, experience, reporting processes etc.

They're very well established so I feel pretty comfortable with the sponsor and their track record.

@Whitney HuttenI done a couple podcasts with Dan but it’s been awhile.Happy to be a guest again.Arn Cenedella1 Wofford Pine Taylors SC 2968726 unitsJune 18, 2024Lead sponsor Yes.

Hi @Alex Washburn am working with a team to sponsor a multifamily project in CR and have been looking at how debt flows in CR and saw your post.

The sponsor has an excellent track record5.

Do you have access to private equity investors or/and key principles and co-sponsors with a track record?

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Not sponsored or anything like that but Biggerpockets does have a book on househacking!

It means that investors can't buy lots or existing buildings and build large multifamily complexes.Policies like these mean that, long-term, landlords will see rising rents, huge pools of quality rental applicants, limited competition, and be able to essentially do the bare minimum to maintain their properties, while still seeing government sponsored appreciation and rent growth.Of course, there are also costs and risks to investors with these policies.

If you invest with someone doing it for decades at 200k or more your risk can often be way reduced due to the knowledge of the sponsor.