All Forum Posts by: Nikki DeLellis

Most new syndicators need to rely on friends and family for their first deals because of the lack of a track record....it can be very hard to get investors otherwise. Best thing to do is make sure you have a great investment strategy and an even better deal so that you're friends love you in the end for making them tons of money!

You have to do it. There is a great book you should read that could really help clear up a lot of questions you may have about pooling money together to buy deals (otherwise known as syndicating). It's called The Inside Game to Syndication Wealth. You can google it...it's being offered as a download for free Keep us posted on what happens.

Love your story. That's great!

Not sure but sounds like a good deal. Maybe you could make an inquiry on the Value Hound Academy page. They have a lot of members there that may know.

Good luck.

For those of you that have been waiting to see how to JOBS Act plays out with the SEC, this story continues to evolve... kinda like a soap opera.

Here's a great interview with syndication attorney, Gene Trowbridge.

Here's the link: http://www.valuehoundacademy.com/public/557.cfm

Craig Haskell did a couple of great interviews a while back with a very successful mobile home investor named Mike Conlon, who actually wrote a book called Unconventional Wealth. The interviews go pretty deep into how he broke into mobile home investing and is making a killing. You can either go to Value Hound Academy (its a free value investing education site) or you can probably google, Value Hound Academy interview Mike Conlon and it will come up. Good Luck!