194. Be Careful When Doing Bigger Deals (but why they'll keep happening)

Nearly every large real estate deal you see was accomplished through the efforts of more than just one person. Nearly every hotel, shopping center, large apartment complex, mall, you name it - these deals take a lot of work and thus require a lot of finances and brain power. Most of the time on this show we talk about individual deals like a vacation rental or urban short-term rental. Or even smaller apartment buildings. But what if we want to go bigger? 50, 100, 200+ rentals in the same deal. How can we do that? And what does that look like in the short-term rental world? As the visibility for short-term rentals continues to grow among investors and venture capital firms realizing the serious potential and returns that can be made through STRs, larger deals are happening. In fact, I'm in the midst of one myself. So this week I want to share with you: What's a syndication? What do these larger deals look like? How are larger deals (typically) structured? Why these types of deals will continue to become more common I'm excited to announce the dates are out for our upcoming virtual event! We'll be meeting with a panel of industry experts where you can get your questions answered. We'll follow that up with a remote management workshop where we'll unveil every system our company uses, how you can use the same ones, and EXACTLY how to actually set them up. Grab your spot here Are you enjoying the podcast? Please subscribe, leave a rating and a review, and share it! This helps us reach others that may find the info helpful as well.