How to Scale from 4 Single Family Rentals to $570M in Apartments with Joe Fairless
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Joe Fairless began his real estate investing journey while he was still an advertising executive in New York City. He grew his portfolio of single family rentals to four units before realizing it wasn't going to get him where he wanted to go. Shifting to large multifamily, he raised $1 million from private investors to purchase his first 168 unit apartment community, after that he was off to the races. He now controls over $572,000 worth of apartment communities in the Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth regions.
What you'll learn about in this episode
Taking the leap from single-family homes to multi-family homesBuying single-family homes vs. an apartment communityHow to overcome challenges on your investment dealsImportance of staying true to yourselfBenefits of building a real estate teamA peek at the day in the life of a full-time apartment syndicatorJoe’s system to keep himself on trackAdvice for people who wants to start a multifamily ventureAnd more!Subscribe to The Road to Family Freedom
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Links from the show
Joe’s WebsiteAshcroft CapitalBest Real Estate Investing Advice Ever Podcast6 Creative Ways to Break into Multifamily SyndicationPassive Investing with JoeFree Resources for Apartment DealsBooks Mentioned in the Show
Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever (Volume 1) by Joe Fairless and Theo HicksBest Real Estate Investing Advice Ever (Volume 2) by Joe Fairless and Theo HicksBest Ever Apartment Syndication Book by Joe Fairless and Theo HicksTweetable Topics:
Joe Fairless began his real estate investing journey while he was still an advertising executive in New York City. He grew his portfolio of single family rentals to four units before realizing it wasn't going to get him where he wanted to go. Shifting to large multifamily, he raised $1 million from private investors to purchase his first 168 unit apartment community, after that he was off to the races. He now controls over $572,000 worth of apartment communities in the Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth regions.
What you'll learn about in this episode
Taking the leap from single-family homes to multi-family homesBuying single-family homes vs. an apartment communityHow to overcome challenges on your investment dealsImportance of staying true to yourselfBenefits of building a real estate teamA peek at the day in the life of a full-time apartment syndicatorJoe’s system to keep himself on trackAdvice for people who wants to start a multifamily ventureAnd more!Subscribe to The Road to Family Freedom
Help Us Out!
Help us reach new listeners on iTunes by leaving us a rating and review! It takes just 30 seconds and instructions can be found here. Thank you so much! We really appreciate it!
Links from the show
Joe’s WebsiteAshcroft CapitalBest Real Estate Investing Advice Ever Podcast6 Creative Ways to Break into Multifamily SyndicationPassive Investing with JoeFree Resources for Apartment DealsBooks Mentioned in the Show
Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever (Volume 1) by Joe Fairless and Theo HicksBest Real Estate Investing Advice Ever (Volume 2) by Joe Fairless and Theo HicksBest Ever Apartment Syndication Book by Joe Fairless and Theo HicksTweetable Topics:
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