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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2017 · 49 MIN

RG 077 - Top tips to attract the RIGHT type of investors to YOUR deals with Brian Burke

from Investing In The U.S. · host Reed Goossens

We all want an endless supply of investors to fund our deals, but we have to remember syndicating large multi-family deals is like running two businesses: 1. There is the real estate business: finding deals, underwritting, performing due diligence etc. 2. Then there is the investor business: finding great investors to partner with you, performing for your investors, setting the right expectations. Today on Investing in the US podcast I am chatting with Brian Burke about the second part of the business; finding the right type of investors for your investments, and how to best perform for your investors... I will give you a hint.. there is more to it than just providing a solid ROI. This is an incredible episode for anyone who wants to get started in the real estate game! Head to my website to find out more about Mark and his company. www.rsnpropertygroup.com/podcast Follow me on: Facebook: www.facebook.com/reed.goossens Instagram: www.instagram.com/reedgoossens/ twitter: twitter.com/reedgoossens Until next week, Happy investing!

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