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All Forum Posts by: Kyle Kovats

Kyle Kovats has started 12 posts and replied 64 times.

Post: Broker Stood Us Up+ A Day of Shopping for Apartments in Charlotte

Kyle KovatsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 64
Originally posted by @Hadar Orkibi:

@Account Closed , well good question.  I also work with brokers, but at this stage the deal flow from them is rather slow. there are listings but most are owned by sellers with high expectations. At this stage yes, because some of these owners own hundred of units and they are near retirement. 

At this stage, I wouldn't feel comfortable handing this job to someone that is novice or just the call center type. 

Going through the list enabled me to see what properties they own one by one, and create a document that contain all of the properties in their portfolio. 

I feel that im getting to know the larger players in the market by doing that. 

In addition to that, I'm working from home and don't have a 9-5 job, so i can fit that in,

The only "downside" my friends is that I need to wake up at 5am to get on the right Time zone - but i don't really care. 

Making It Happen Every Day!

Looking forward meeting you guys in Nashville TN

 Where do you get these lists? Any particular service? 

Post: Best Multi-Family Syndication Coaches

Kyle KovatsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 64
Originally posted by @Derek Tellier:

This thread is gold.

I'm completely new to REI but at 45 I clearly see large MF is the best option for me to go big in REI. However I know I need to get some smaller scale experience and network with the right people first. I'm going to the Jake&Gino event in Nashville in Oct and I've already talked to @Gino Barbaro and Josh Roosen from their company on the phone before I spent a dime. These guys have already been very helpful to me. I’ve got a long way to go both with experience and capital but I’ve taken several notes and visited several sites from recommendations in these comments and will continue to dive into the content. 

Thanks @Kyle Kovats I’m not as young as you and have less experience but you’ve greatly helped to inspire me even further to get more obsessed with getting deeper into understanding more about MF. 

 MFRE is in my objective opinion the best and most rewarding investment  vehicle in the world. I’ve obsessed over MF syndication over the past year or so and the amount that I’ve learned and experience I’ve gained is incredible. When I first made this thread at the time I owned 3-4 units. Now, I’m passing invested in 1306 units in Texas, Florida and Kansas and I’ve gotten on the deal sponsor side of the transaction as a KP. I love this business and am obsessed with it

Post: Best Multi-Family Syndication Coaches

Kyle KovatsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 64
Originally posted by @Nitin Agrawal:

@Kyle Kovats - Which one you ended up going with ? I was also looking at rod khleif podcast and that seems good 

 I went with Brad Sumrok. The value has been tremendous, the network of individuals even better

Post: At what point in syndication do you get a PPM and OA put together

Kyle KovatsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 64
Originally posted by @Michael Le:

For me it depends on how sure I am that I will close on the property. If my due diligence period is more formality then I might start right after the PSA is signed. If it's a heavier value add property where I have concerns of what I might find during due diligence, I'll wait so as to not lose even more potential money.

 Thanks, Michael. That is what I believe to be best as well, especially for C-class properties

Post: At what point in syndication do you get a PPM and OA put together

Kyle KovatsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 64

After you've found a property, submitted an LOI, have come to an agreement with the seller, at what point do you have a PPM put together as well as an operating agreement?

Looking for a few opinions and also examples if people have done so and how they've done so. 

Thank you. 

Post: What “Team” Members are Critical for Success in Syndication

Kyle KovatsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 64

@Ryan Cox thanks, Ryan! Very helpful. I was actually just listening to a podcast where a syndicator said he will first contact brokers and ask them for the best commercial real estate attorneys, inspectors, lenders, etc that they know. Then he’ll reach out to say the real estat attorney and ask the guy, hey who are the best brokers, inspectors, lenders you know? Rinse repeat until the same people consistently start showing up. Thought this was a great strategy. 

Post: What “Team” Members are Critical for Success in Syndication

Kyle KovatsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 64
Originally posted by @Gino Barbaro:

@Kyle Kovats

HI Kyle

Have you chosen a market first?  Don't waste your time building team members, especially property management companies and brokers and inspectors if you haven't locked into a market.  Your list is comprehensive, I would add a coach or mentor to help with the first one.

Gino

 Totally agree. I'm more so looking for traits and services that they all offer to take into consideration. 

Post: What “Team” Members are Critical for Success in Syndication

Kyle KovatsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 64
Originally posted by @Yonah Weiss:

 @Kyle Muth I am not investing in NJ currently. I did a few flips in West Orange 1-2 years ago, but you're right, the market is crazy now. Where are you looking to do your MF investing?

 I am not opposed to any area of the US if the numbers work however ideally I'd like to stay in warmer weather states to not have to bear much of a heating expense and I like the idea of Arizona because 1) I have family there 2) it is warm 3) minor irrigation expense. 

Post: What “Team” Members are Critical for Success in Syndication

Kyle KovatsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 64

@Jay Hinrichs haha I hear ya there. That was a big part of me attending the event to try and see the different parts of what a quality team looks like. 

@Yonah Weiss do you invest in NJ? I see you're from Lakewood. Tough market here, returns are brutal. 

Post: What “Team” Members are Critical for Success in Syndication

Kyle KovatsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
  • Posts 65
  • Votes 64

Looking to get some feedback on what traits to look for and how to find great 

co-sponsors

passive investors

real estate brokers

MF owners themselves

attorneys well-versed with syndication

accountants well-versed with syndication and depreciation accounting

insurance broker

property management company 

home inspectors

lenders 

as well as any other services that are often overlooked that are critical parts to the success of a syndication team

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