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Mentorship - Q&A Day is happening in 3 days
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I’m going live tonight at 6:00 PM Central, going over my full playbook on how you can buy an apartment complex in the next 6 months or less. I’ll do live Q&A at the end. Register here: multifamilystrategy.com/go/skool See you tonight. — Christian
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Maverick on Gilmer update: turning a 365 day project into a 90 day one 🏗️
When we took this property over, the plan was a full year to get it stabilized and the value add work done. We’ve thrown that timeline out. The goal now is to get it done in 90 days. Here’s where we are: ✅ At least one new lease every 2 days, on average. The leasing office is busy, and people want to live here again. ✅ Occupancy keeps climbing. It goes up every week, and we expect that to continue as the exterior work wraps up. ✅ We’ve done more renovations in 4 weeks to the day than the last owner did in their whole time owning it. Siding, trim, parking, decks and curb appeal are all moving at the same time instead of one by one. The reason it’s moving so fast is that our own team runs it. We control the asset management and the property management, so there’s no hand-off and no waiting on someone else’s timeline. When we see a problem on Monday, a crew is on it by Wednesday. This is what value add should look like: buy right, move fast, and let the numbers follow. 📅 Want to hear more about Maverick on Gilmer? See the deal and book a call with us here: 👉 https://brazosequitygroup.com/deals/maverick-on-gilmer 💬 Just curious about investing in apartments in general? Grab a time on our calendar directly: 👉 https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/booking/P5w8l0gtTXb49fP2cKmF We’ll learn about your goals, walk you through how our investments work, and answer any questions you have. This communication is intended solely for accredited investors as defined under Rule 501 of Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933. The securities described herein are being offered pursuant to Rule 506(c) of Regulation D and are not registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission or any state securities authority. No money or other consideration is being solicited at this time, and if sent, will not be accepted. An offer to buy securities can be made only by delivery of a confidential Private Placement Memorandum (“PPM”) and only to investors who have been verified as accredited investors. Any investment involves significant risks, including the risk of loss of capital, and past performance is not indicative of future results.
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WELCOME!
We are going to be running a ton of deals, Opportunities , Exclusive offers, Education, and more here. If you are expanding a multifamily portfolio Stay Tuned. For any issues with Skool or access email [email protected] This years Goal is $100M in deals are Found, Funded, and Negotiated, from this community in 2025!
The 200 unit is ripping!
This is my favorite episode from the 200 unit so far! There is so much happening at one time. If you haven't had a chance to see this video yet, you guys should absolutely check it out. We're building decks, laundry rooms, swapping appliances, and clearing out hoarders all at the same time!!!
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Almost lost my EMD on a multifamily deal because of the Attorneys!
#WednesdayWin 🙌🏼 I didn’t fund this multifamily EMD (earnest money deposit) deal! That’s right, not all money is good money. I rather my funds kept safe in my bank account vs lost on a deal a buyers attorneys set up as a trap! I’ve been working with this investor on a multifamily deal in TX over the past month. Everything was going well, until the last minute. I’m so so grateful I have had 7 years experience to lean on to notice something isn’t right… This investor was very transparent. But when it came to working with his attorneys, things got messy. Let me explain… Attorneys are great assets but sometimes may not have the best interest for the 3rd party lenders on the transaction. Most attorney’s only have the clients best interest in mind.. not other parties involved on the deal. I had my mutual release addendum (MRA) provided to the investor and attorneys, and boy did they butcher this document! My own personal attorney wrote this document for me - NOTE: if you’re a private money lender, always hire an attorney or have a community to lean on to ensure your funds are protected! The attorney’s red-lined majority of my document and said they wanted the mutual release addendum to match the PSA (purchase and sale agreement). This was a red flag for me! The purpose of an addendum isn’t so it matches the initial document… its to simply amend and/or supersede any language in the initial document… Without edits, at a high level, my MRA protects my funds where I have full control of my funds and no other party has authority over this. It also states the funds are refundable throughout the refundable period (not limited to the due diligence period) either to a specific date OR through the close of escrow date. …and those attorney’s edits?… well… They removed majority of the language from my document and in place of it allowed the buyer to make it okay for everyone involved on the transaction to have access to my funds! They added that the title company could use my funds to pay for any non-refundable buyer’s costs! Additionally, they stated my EMD funds would be charged in the event of damage.
Almost lost my EMD on a multifamily deal because of the Attorneys!
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