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Adam Bielous
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Syndications and Private Funds

Adam Bielous
  • Wayne, NJ
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Hello all!

I am looking to connect with an individual(s) who has experience with Syndications and Private Funds.

Please and thank you!! Much appreciated!

-Adam

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Taylor L.
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Originally posted by @Adam Bielous:

@Taylor L. @William Costello @Rick Martin @Evan Polaski @Dennis Yosco

Thank you for replying!

I am from Northern New Jersey. I just closed on a 2 family house and I’m liking the adventure of starting a Syndication business/Private Fund business but I don’t know how to get started.

What would be your tips on getting started with Syndication and Private Funds? Do I need to go through the SEC? Just kind of need to know the basics with these 2 businesses?

 You can learn a lot of the high level basics from real estate syndication-specific content. Whitney Sewell hosts a podcast on the topic. Peter Harris has quite a few videos on YouTube. Before hiring someone to walk you through it, you can save time and money by leveraging that free content or relatively inexpensive books on the topic of syndication.

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