All Forum Posts by: Theo Hicks

@Austin Works you need to use all your social media channels, mainly YouTube, Podcast, Instagram and Blogs to became a leader and a go to person in your space. Consistency is the key, no ad will make things happen for you, simply it’s just daily work, you can do it yourself or outsource it.

@Gabriel Gorman you need to partner up with people who have experience + successful track record in rental properties. Check out Facebook groups or local meet ups to connect with more people. We have a great book that touches that subject “Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book”

@Riley Billings you can find and reach out to specific groups on Facebook depending the asset class that you’re looking to invest in and talk with experts remotely or you can attend local meet ups and find people there.

@Brooklyn Ron great questions, the fundamental basics are your knowledge in real estate and ability to use that to attract the right partners and capital for the deals. Check out the book here “Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book” for more detailed information.

@Lincoln Wu partner with experienced real estate company that has a proven track record(add value or help to solve their problems) and start building quality relationships with accredited investors. You can grab a “Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book” to start learning strategies how to build those relationships.

@Greg Szymbor “Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do” in other words, invest now.

@Jose Manuel Castro stick to your investment criteria, you want a sure thing even if it takes you more time to find it, you don’t want to risk your and people’s money if your planning to be raising capital from passive investors.

@Keith Smith it is the basics of your education and building a solid network of high net worth individuals, if you haven’t read before go ahead and get “Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book” it will give you step by step process how to become one.

@Joshua Hartman great question, now it is definitely a great time to be in real estate and in some markets there could be more investors than in others, but opportunities can be found even in those markets it all depends on your skills and willingness to stand out from the rest.

@Sadrud-Din Williams great question, if you going to ask the most successful real estate investors, they will tell you that it was the doing part, not the book that got them to that level, don’t get me wrong, education is definitely has to be solid for you to become knowledgeable, but the action part is that 97% and that’s where most people are failing.