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What are some ways to diversify? If you are wanting mailbox money and love the syndication model, you might want to look at new ways to diversify and create faster high returns. Susan Elliot breaks down a great strategy. flowstateinvesting.com

What a cool concept to be able to help people from losing their homes while also creating passive income quickly without having to worry about toilets, tenants, termites, cabinets, rehab or remodels. This is mailbox money the way banks themselves…

Fixing up apartment complexes is a dirty business and requires a lot more than you may think: retaliation from unhappy tenants, removing prostitution, disinfecting at exceptional levels, dealing with criminals and nasty situations. Bakerson.com

A master of metaphors discusses being a hunter in the capital raising space during times of low inventory and how having the capital can get you noticed to grow your network with intention. johndessauer.com oppenheimercap.com

John Dessauer was the guy that taught me about large scale multifamily way back in 2007. It’s been years since we chatted and since I brought my 12 unit deal prior to purchase to analyze in his class over a decade ago. Let’s catch up with him and talk…

The path to Multifamily Syndication is working smart, believing in yourself and networking. Ask Aileen if this is true. bonavestcapital.com

Maybe not an easy way to get into the space but certainly an effective team building and relationship building strategy to meet people and connect with partners. Single family was not the fastest way to scale for the Prak Family and now after 200 plus…

Suzy and Michael break down the power of networking for scaling into multifamily from day 1! adventurousrei.com 

Storming into Tucson: Removing Slumlords, Using Bright Colors, Property Managers fighting you on rent bumps, Defunct Chiller Systems with Corroded Pipes, Implementing R.U.B.S., Overturning Property Managers, Painful Sale Escrows, Undisclosed Findings,…

Heavy lift does not mean improving beyond the needs of the neighborhood. Don’t over-renovate. Bridge financing, 18 month deals, avoiding prepayment penalties, converting swamp coolers to A/C’s and putting in small yards when available. bakerson.com