I am currently located in St Paul/Minneapolis MN, where I live and work. I am here to network, collaborate, and JV. I manage a small mastermind, where I help newbie investors by their first multifamily apartments, I also do structured finance with stack funding where I structure and negotiate the deal for my clients & JV as capital partner.

You nailed the pitch. The deal checks every box. So why are investors still hesitant—or worse, saying no? In this video, Marcin breaks down the overlooked truths behind investor objections, and why trust, timing, and your positioning matter more than your pro format.

Most people think financial freedom means $10K/month in passive income. That’s $120K/year in cash flow. Which means you’d need millions in real estate just to cover your bills. That’s slow. What if you could replace your income in one deal instead of waiting years for rental properties to compound? The real key to quitting your job isn’t building cash flow—it’s generating cash in chunks big enough to fund your next move. But before you say: ❌ “I don’t have the credit.” → You don’t need credit. You’re not taking the loan. ❌ “I don’t have the money.” → You’re not using your own money. You’re raising it. ❌ “I don’t have experience.” → Then you borrow it. Lack of experience? Partner with someone who has it. Investors don’t care if you have a track record—they care that the deal and team do. How Much Do You Really Need to Quit? If your expenses are $8K/month, you don’t need passive income to cover it. You just need $192K to last you two years. Now ask yourself—how long would it take to save that at your 9-5? 5 years? 10 years? Now… what if you could make that in one deal? Most people try to save their way to freedom. That’s the slow lane. The faster path? Create the cash upfront and buy yourself the time to scale. And yes—I can hear the objections: ❌ “This only works if you have rich friends.” → Most investors aren’t billionaires. They’re normal people who want a better return. ❌ “This sounds too good to be true.” → Tell that to every real estate syndicator, fund manager, and dealmaker who’s been doing this for decades. ❌ “But I have no track record.” → Then leverage someone else’s. When I first started raising capital, I didn’t have a massive track record. I partnered with people who did. I leveraged their experience until I built my own. The Funds First Formula—Make 2 Years of Income in 1 Deal Here’s how you get $200K+ in cash without using your own money: Let’s say you raise $2M from investors to fund a $5M deal. 🔹 You structure a 2% acquisition fee on the full $5M purchase price.