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Chris Tracy
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What's holding you back from buying large apartments?

Chris Tracy
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  • Plainville, CT
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Hey guys... Just curious about this... Let me know your thoughts.

Thanks!

Chris

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David Thompson
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David Thompson
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I would say nothing should. If not educated, get educated. You could get a coach for that.  With that, you could find deals and wholesale it or negotiate to be part of the GP syndication team. Lacking experience, go pull together team members with experience. Lacking capital, I raise capital part time for a syndication team that needs money. I leverage their experience, good mkt, good deal, and simply educate accredited investors to invest in it. I get part of the GP by marketing the deal. Be creative, don't take the easy way out behind no money, experience, time, etc. Where there is a will, there is a way. More than happy to share ideas with anyone on this topic. 

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