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Real Estate Investing
What do you think someone like Grant Cardone or Manny Koshbin would do in today's day and age to start out in real estate? Obviously they use or have used a lot of private equity or crowdfunding tactics to fund their deals. Being brand new I have a lot of plans but I want essentially use private money to fund deals and get those investors a great return on their capital. How should I implement this? I also am a lone wolf so I'm open to equity partnerships but I am going to be in control of everything with the asset itself. It would be a complete private equity deal. Does anyone have extensive experience with private loans to fund LARGE multi family deals? And I'm not talking about if you run a syndication or something if that nature. I like the idea of funding and syndication but if I was involved with that I will not invest into someone else deal. I would love to hear some insight and conversation with some experienced guys who have done BIG money deals. If you want to chat REI message me!
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@Bryce DeHaan My best advice is to start small and build yourself a portfolio and gain some experience. Investors who are going to give you large sums of money to invest beyond maybe the down payment on a 2-4 unit multi family will want to know that you’ve got some years of experience under your belt and some skin in the game. At least I would.