EPISODE · Nov 18, 2020 · 32 MIN
SA050 | Educate Yourself by Building Strong Relationship with Real Estate Sponsors with Adam Levine
from How Did They Do It? Real Estate · host Seyla and Aileen Prak
Adam Levine started his career influenced by his father who has been investing in Real Estate for over 20 years. Adam holds a Master of Science in Property Management from Drexel University. In 2012, Adam created Levine Capital Management LLC with the goal of managing his family capital investing with high-quality, experienced sponsors to generate superior risk-adjusted returns helping to preserve and grow his family capital. In addition, Adam is one of the founding partners of Arkad Capital, LLC intended for his family to participate in loans with institutional and high net worth investors. Arkad Capital, LLC has become one of the premier and fastest-growing Hard Money Lending Companies in NJ. Adam recently launched a co-investment platform with TCS Anika Homes allowing investors to invest alongside Levine Capital at a much lower investment size than a direct investment with TCS Anika Homes. Investors will benefit from their private mastermind group with an opportunity to learn while they monitor their co-investments.Connect with Adam:Adam Levine on LinkedInAdam Levine EmailLevine CapitalTCS Anika HomesArkad Capital
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Adam Levine started his career influenced by his father who has been investing in Real Estate for over 20 years. Adam holds a Master of Science in Property Management from Drexel University. In 2012, Adam created Levine Capital Management LLC with the goal of managing his family capital investing with high-quality, experienced sponsors to generate superior risk-adjusted returns helping to preserve and grow his family capital. In addition, Adam is one of the founding partners of Arkad Capi...
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