I’m looking to expand my network and knowledge in the multifamily investing space, particularly in the Washington, D.C. area. Does anyone have recommendations for local networking groups, meetups, or masterminds where active and aspiring multifamily investors gather?
I’m especially interested in groups focused on syndication, capital raising, and deal structuring—where investors collaborate, share insights, and potentially partner on deals. Whether it’s a recurring meetup, a paid mastermind, or an exclusive investor network, I’d love to hear about any high-quality groups that have been beneficial to you.
Additionally, I’m open to connecting with investors in Miami, NYC, and Houston who are looking to learn, collaborate, and grow in the multifamily space. I’d also love to connect with experienced investors who are actively willing to collaborate with beginner investors but who already have knowledge of the commercial real estate (CRE) industry. If you’re an investor open to helping newer players in the field or know of groups that foster this kind of mentorship and partnership, I’d love to hear about them.
Looking forward to connecting—appreciate any insights!
I’m looking to expand my network and knowledge in the multifamily investing space, particularly in the Washington, D.C. area. Does anyone have recommendations for local networking groups, meetups, or masterminds where active and aspiring multifamily investors gather?
I’m especially interested in groups focused on syndication, capital raising, and deal structuring—where investors collaborate, share insights, and potentially partner on deals. Whether it’s a recurring meetup, a paid mastermind, or an exclusive investor network, I’d love to hear about any high-quality groups that have been beneficial to you.
Additionally, I'm open to connecting with investors in Miami, NYC, and Houston who are looking to learn, collaborate, and grow in the multifamily space. I'd also love to connect with experienced investors who are actively willing to collaborate with beginner investors but who already have knowledge of the commercial real estate (CRE) industry. If you're an investor open to helping newer players in the field or know of groups that foster this kind of mentorship and partnership, I'd love to hear about them.
Looking forward to connecting—appreciate any insights!
Thanks,
Dominic
if you have specific ties to miami I'd be interested in connecting. my focus is on ground up construction and land entitlement in all asset classes in Miami Florida and Columbus Ohio. I'm a licensed general contractor in columbus ohio
@Wale Lawal Id love to connect with you and learn about your career. I sent you a request on BP and LinkedIn. Check it out! Hope to connect with you soon.
I’m looking to expand my network and knowledge in the multifamily investing space, particularly in the Washington, D.C. area. Does anyone have recommendations for local networking groups, meetups, or masterminds where active and aspiring multifamily investors gather?
I’m especially interested in groups focused on syndication, capital raising, and deal structuring—where investors collaborate, share insights, and potentially partner on deals. Whether it’s a recurring meetup, a paid mastermind, or an exclusive investor network, I’d love to hear about any high-quality groups that have been beneficial to you.
Additionally, I'm open to connecting with investors in Miami, NYC, and Houston who are looking to learn, collaborate, and grow in the multifamily space. I'd also love to connect with experienced investors who are actively willing to collaborate with beginner investors but who already have knowledge of the commercial real estate (CRE) industry. If you're an investor open to helping newer players in the field or know of groups that foster this kind of mentorship and partnership, I'd love to hear about them.
Looking forward to connecting—appreciate any insights!
Send me a direct message, and we will go from there.
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I always heard Houstons zoning was a disaster. have you found that? there was a huge lawsuit in the past it's nice to hear someone doing projects there. Here's the article I'm referencing: