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Adam Sheren
  • Investor & Developer
  • Ludington, MI
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SELLING INVESTORS ON A DEAL

Adam Sheren
  • Investor & Developer
  • Ludington, MI
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Happy Sunday !

I'm in the process of meeting investors to gauge interest in investing money into my REI business to purchase Multi-Family rentals.

What have you found to be the best method/presentation to pitch these deals, and what have you found these investors to be MOST interested in? Appreciation, Return, Equity, Value-Add.

Also, how often do you require investors to leave their money in an investment? ?

Essentially my focus is to find investors to fund the down payment of a purchase. I perform all due diligence, analytics, property mangement, and so forth. Is anyone else doing this, and if so, how are you structuring the payouts/partnership: 50/50, 70/30.

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    Jeff Greenberg
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    Jeff Greenberg
    • Real Estate Consultant
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    @Bill F. You used the forbidden "G" word. This word should never be used in relation to any syndicated deals.  The SEC will tear a hole through your deal, if it ever is seen by them. I read a court transcript where they tried to rip a syndicator up, and accused him of using that word.  Stay clear of it.

    "guaranteed return"

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