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Will Morris
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  • Knoxville, TN
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Joint Venture, Syndicate or Go It Alone

Will Morris
  • Investor
  • Knoxville, TN
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Hi all hope everyone is doing great.

Your thoughts:

I’m a commercial realtor and General Contractor in Knoxville TN. I specialize in multi family. Over the past 6 yrs between importing materials and rehabs I’ve been involved in over 3,000 units value adds across the south east for others.

I want to start value adding my own deals but don’t have the funds for the size deals I want to go after. I do have the resources to value add though.

Should I find joint ventures, syndicate or just start small and work my way up to bigger deals.

Thanks all for your time.

Happy investing.

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Ivan Barratt
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Ivan Barratt
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@Will Morris I 2nd "all of the above" as the option. JV with others who can round out the team. Syndicate 80 to 90% of the equity with passive investors.

My biz exploded when I found the right partner. We are nearly exact opposites and together the value of the team is great than the sum of the parts.


All the best man!

  • Ivan Barratt

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