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Is it possible to hire people to raise capital?

Sam Tright
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A person reached out to me on facebook from one of my real estate groups (subto) when I mentioned looking for money. Made me wonder if it's a good strategy to seek out fundraisers for my projects. Has anyone worked with such individuals? How much do they charge?

Someone will say hard money lenders do just that. I agree but the hope is fundraisers can get me even better terms.

If not I may just learn the skill of fundraising myself.

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It's definitely possible. In high finance it's called "Equity placement" or "investment sales". I believe those people charge a 1-3% fee but I'm not certain. There's also "debt placement" where brokers will shop around for the best mortgage on your behalf and charge a .50-1% fee for that service. 

Some even employ in house "investor relations" people, whose sole job is to raise capital. 

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