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JV Logistics/Timing on Small Multifamily Deal
I have an LOI out on a small multifamily deal and plan to bring in a JV partner for the equity (~$370k). We have full intent to close, and I’ve already told the broker something along the lines of: “I’m not the money — I have a few partners who write the check, and I handle everything else.” That said, my usual JV partner is tapped out right now. If I hear back that the seller is good with the LOI terms, I’ll start more aggressively lining up a new partner. For those who’ve done JVs before — how do you typically handle that process so you can stay transparent with the broker and seller while still giving them full confidence you’ll close? I’ve done a syndication before, which is a bit different since LPs don’t see the property, so lining up capital on the backend was cleaner. Am I overthinking this? Should I just continue through the process like a syndication and line up a JV during due diligence, or should I have one locked before executing the PSA/OTP? I’m not opposed to wholesaling the deal if needed, but it’s in a submarket where I already own and know the rents extremely well — so ideally, I’d like to close and add to my footprint. Any thoughts/guidance would be helpful here, thanks.
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@Nick Chapman Appreciate that - totally right about overthinking it. To your point, there's a big difference between acting unethically and lying about a situation and just not "oversharing". Still waiting to hear back on initial LOI, so we'll see how it plays out. Thanks again!
Tips for “cleaning” leads
I’ve been testing a couple different approaches to finding owners. First, I built a list manually (DFD → Google Maps search → county recorder → True People Search) and actually had some success getting in touch with people that way. The downside is it’s super tedious. I also tried Propstream with the free trial, pulled the max 50 leads, and skip traced them through Batch Skip. The problem is the export was messy, about 90% of the numbers were wrong, and each property came back with 3–4 different numbers. Has anyone found a good way to pull more reliable data? Or tips on how to clean up the messy lists I already have? How are you guys finding your owners?
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@Ali Tobin Have you found deal machine to be good for commercial multifamily? I recently pulled properties with propwire and then skip-traced with both Lead Sherpa and Skip Matrix.... been petty tedious as I still am missing info and needing to manually validate too many records.
Alex Hormozi Launch
Alex Hormozi just launched his new book! I bought 15 copies (because I’m a ‘fan boy’). I only need one. Which means I’ll be giving away 14 of them. Side note: if you haven’t read Alex’s “100M Offers or 100M leads” then you’re missing out. I’ve used 100M offers and attribute a lot of my success (sellers accepting my offer) to the scripts he provides. Literally. So. Much. Value. Be sure to sign up (link below) to for his upcoming launch. https://shop.acquisition.com/pages/register?via=nick72
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I'm a big fan boy myself - felt like Christmas this morning knowing he dropped another one. I'm also excited for him to drop his book on psychology and human behavior. I've heard him talk about it before on other podcasts, but it sounds like he's holding off on dropping it until "he's accomplished something significant"... whatever that means to a man of his caliber.
Welcome to the Community! (Start Here)
Thank you for joining! First things first, please introduce yourself: Include what you're currently doing for work / school. Where you reside and a fun fact. What your goal for this community is (what do you hope to learn?) Looking forward to meeting you. -Nick Chapman
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Hey Skool Crew, I have a small multifamily investment company in the Midwest (Wisconsin-based). We completed our first syndication on a value-add deal in late 24'/early 25'. Right now, I wear all of the hats from property manager to investor communications. Looking to continue to grow our business and start taking the proper steps to scale my time more effectively. I live in the greater Milwaukee area and I'm a system/process junkie. Making things "more efficient" is what gets me out of bed in the morning. I'd love to connect with others as well as use the community to help me decide what the next steps are as we reach the tail end of our first large project and start thinking about where we want the company to be in 5-10 years.
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Value-add multifamily investor in the Midwest. Syndicated first deal in 2024. Here to connect, grow, and learn from other operators..

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