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When doing Multifamily, partners and mentors are a critical element to success. You can "learn the hard (expensive) way" or spend some time and money on a good mentor. Like everything out there, do your research when selecting a mentor. There are lots of gurus who "talk a good game", but can't deliver. After I did my research, I selected @Brad Sumrok as my mentor. Money well spent and I have been successful in my multifamily investing journey.

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I am a member of the Brad Sumrok Mentoring group. Thru this group I have invested 9 apartments with >800 MF doors as a passive investor, Loan Guarantor and Co-sponsor. The mentoring is great and the students in the group are very helpful. If you are planning to invest in MF, the 2-day weekend Sumrok training is very helpful. For an investment of $197, you get a good overview of the MF industry.

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yes

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Originally posted by @Johanna Lopez:

@Doug Johnson is it still available?

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I have worked with Gene Trowbridge on. 3-property syndication we closed last December. I would definitely use him again.

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Originally posted by @Jeff Kehl:

@Dylan Mohamed I started down the path of becoming a syndicator last year and decided it wasn't a great fit for me right now but I attended a 'Secrets of Successful Syndication' seminar with the Real estate guys and I would recommend that to give you a good idea of the basics. And along with their podcasts I would recommend the Olde Capital one, Joe Fairless, and Michael Blank's. He has a very good video course and support group/coaching as well.

The Old Capital podcast is great. I have worked with Old Capital on a couple of projects and they are best in class.

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Originally posted by @Garrett White:

I began investing when I was 21 with the help of local investors who were kind enough to coach me. Since then, I've realized the importance of a mentor who can keep you on the right course and give you confidence.

I'm now 25 and eager to expand into multifamily. I've studied and researched various people in the industry and was curious of who you'd recommend.

The 3 I'm most familiar with are Craig Haskell, Jake & Gino, and Dave Lindahl. Has anyone signed up for any of these 3, and what advice would you be willing to share as far as pros/cons? Also, any other names that would be worth looking into? Thanks for your help!

I am a Personal Student with Brad Sumrok who is based in Dallas. Brad is a great coach plus the ecosystem of other students is great. Everyone is willing to help you be successful. I am part of 6 deals in 3 states for a total of 693 doors. Brad runs a 2-day training for $197 that is really great. Let's connect if you would like to learn more.

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