If you’re looking to scale your efforts at raising capital with an online platform, you may be curious what you can and cannot do to market your business. Today, Gene Trowbridge joins me to explain the SEC rules around advertising a multifamily offering and offer insight into doing a 1031 Exchange for real estate syndications.
If you’re early in your career as a multifamily syndicator, aligning your interests with a qualified team is essential in overcoming your lack of experience to go after larger, more lucrative deals. Joe Fairless joins me to discuss his new book, Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book, and share his approach to money raising at scale.
Can you achieve financial freedom in just 20 units? Pharmacist and real estate investor Aaron Howell joins me to explain how he replaced his income with a modest multifamily portfolio and transitioned to a part-time role because he WANTS to keep working at the pharmacy—not because he HAS to!
Alan Schnur was away on a business trip during 9/11. He lost 40 of his 44 team members that day, but he gained the drive for continuous growth and think-big mindset that informs his real estate career. Alan joins me to share his incredible journey from single family rehabs to multifamily syndication to retail acquisitions.
Crowdfunding platforms like Realty Mogul are looking for sponsors with a track record, so if you don’t have one—find someone who does. Today I’m on the line with Jilliene Hellman, CEO of Realty Mogul, to discuss what qualifies as a good deal and how aspiring syndicators might take advantage of partnering with a larger real estate company to secure capital via crowdfunding.
