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How to learn from a experienced apartment investor?

Connor Swanson
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I am new  to investing and want to get involved with apartment real estate investing. How would I go about this? Steps to take? How would I go about finding internship with experienced investor for real training. 

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Gino Barbaro
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@Connor Swanson

Invest money in a deal with a syndicator. 

Your question should be, How do I add value to a multifamily investor so that he teaches me how to invest.

Your first step should be to invest in your education and begin to devour podcasts and books

Gino

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