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All Forum Posts by: Ryan Kindred

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Hey, thought I’d share my perspective as someone who’s been through Michael Blank’s mentoring program and successfully closed on my first real estate syndication. As far as I know, he’s no longer offering the course. I believe that was phased out a while ago. With that said, a course alone isn’t enough to be successful in multifamily syndication. I found success by having a mentor, a solid support system, and a community of experienced operators around you.

My partner and I went through the program and ended up closing a 240-unit self-storage facility. We raised $2.1M in equity and earned a six-figure acquisition fee. I’ll admit, I had doubts when we first got started. But the structure of Michael’s program was thorough and ultimately helped us get across the finish line.

If you're just looking to buy a couple of rentals or maybe a small multifamily deal, you can probably get there on your own. But if you're planning to raise capital and take down larger deals, having the right guidance makes a huge difference. Hope this helps!