All Forum Posts by: Kapil M.

If it's someone who wants to BECOME a syndicator or deal sponsor one day, I would think such a person would be better served by deploying that lump sum  into Multifamily properties and start investing and scaling up. The education would be tremendous and returns probably would be better than 10-15% that one could passively get through acting as an LP in a syndication. Most importantly, upside potential would be far greater --- i.e. if all goes well with this effort. That is a big if, I know, but for someone who wants to learn the multifamily business and become a deal sponsor one day, actively investing in multifamily may not be a bad option? 

Thanks for the invite @Mike Hurney. Tuesdays are tough for me, but I'll still try to make it!

Thank you all!  @Alex Jean Baptiste thanks for the heads up about the event in Waltham. I will definitely try to make it.

Thanks, @Lior Rozhansky for your advice. @Alex Jean Baptiste, good to hear that you are taking action on your plan. What are the advantages of getting a RE license?

That sounds good, Michael. Thanks!

@Michael Pallotta, I don't have a price range in mind. I am currently in the "education phase" but once I am ready, I will reach out to you. By the way, do you focus on multifamily properties as well? If so, in what parts of MA? Please let me know when you get a chance.

Thanks, Andrew!

Thanks, @Michael Pallotta. I will look into Malden and Melrose as well as other areas you mentioned and will definitely reach out with any questions. 

@Chris Nance I am a newbie but the way I managed to convince my wife is by giving her a copy of the rich dad poor dad book and sending her some links to articles from BP. so far, it seems to have worked!

@Charlie MacPherson, that is some good advice.  I will certainly look into smaller deals and in the areas you mentioned. I agree that the Boston area is super expensive. And that's why I am trying to be open to investing in other areas within MA or even out-of-state, if the situation is right. But again, thanks for your advice. I will certainly reach out as I start getting deeper into this...