All Forum Posts by: Jason Thompson

Also don't forget Gene Trowbridge's 'It's A Whole New Business' to do a deep dive on the legal side. It's not the most fun to read, but it'll save you the most jail time! ;)

For the soup to nuts though, I also recommend Joe Fairless' big red book.

Rod Khleif and Jake/Gino's books are also great walkthroughs.

@Jason Thompson

I would recommend Anthony Vicino's book Passive Investing Made Simple.

I also agree Joe Fairless's book is terrific

Gino

Jason - An "oldie but goodie" in multifamily is "MultiFamily Millions" by Dave Lindahl. I agree that Joe's book is excellent, but if you're looking for another read I would check out Multifamily Millions.

That depends on what you are looking for, but my favorite is raising capital for real estate because not only does it teach you about the inns and outs of private capital, but also gives a good overview of the different types of syndication structures. 

I appreciate Joe Fairless’s book! The layout is strong and he provides good action steps to take as you launch your business. I highly recommend. 

Hey bud, I'd recommend searching on LinkedIn for some small fish in a really big pond at some of the larger companies. 

Someone who's had lots of reps already but are hungry and eager to make something grow. 

That's where BAM scored several early employees that have been crucial to the team's success and are now an integral part of the executive team.

Specifically for compensation, as you know it's pretty common for underwriters to end up getting a piece of the acquisition fee if the deal comes to fruition. You just need to have someone else on defense to ensure they aren't stretching numbers to get a commission :)

Good luck!