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Jake and Gino Multifamily Investing Entrepreneurs

What Is A Multifamily Real Estate Syndication

Jake and Gino Multifamily Investing Entrepreneurs

Jake & Gino

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🗓️ 28 February 2022

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

When Jake & I began our investing career, we only knew of one way to buy real estate.  Buy it by yourself!  We had never heard of syndication, and to be fair, over ten years ago, the economy and the real estate market were a bit different.  Those were the days of 1% GDP growth, low rents, a difficult environment to raise capital for investments, and deals that languished on LoopNet for months and months. Oh, do I miss those days. Seriously though, the strategy of syndication received a huge jolt from the JOBS Act (Jumpstart Our Business Startup Act) of 2012. The intention of this act was to allow funding of businesses in the U.S. by easing some of the security’s regulations. This is the impact of the JOBS Act from Investopedia: It lowers reporting and disclosure requirements for companies with less than $1 billion in revenue and allows the advertising of securities offerings. It also allows greater access to crowdfunding and greatly expands the number of companies that can offer stock without going through SEC registration. You can see the effect it has had on syndication, and multifamily in general. An explosion has taken place over the past decade, which has allowed the average investor to partake in the gains in multifamily. Before we go any further, let me define to you what a syndication is.  Let me turn to Investopedia again, as they have the most succinct and accurate definition: A syndicate is a temporary alliance of businesses that joins together to manage a large transaction, which would be difficult, or impossible, to effect individually. Syndication makes it easy for companies to pool their resources and share risks. In effect, you are pooling your money and your investor’s money to be able to invest in bigger deals than they could afford on their own.  It is a fantastic way for an investor with limited capital to invest in larger deals. Check out the full video to learn more. Read the detailed article authored by Gino Barbaro ‘What Is A Multifamily Syndication’: https://jakeandgino.com/what-is-multifamily-real-estate-syndication/ Get more resources on apartment investing: https://jakeandgino.com/education/  Sign up for free training: https://jakeandgino.mykajabi.com/freetraining #multifamilysyndication #realestateeducation #apartmentinvesting

Transcript

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0:00.0

everybody jake and gino here and today we are we are going to the top of the mountain

0:12.1

gina we are going to discuss what is a multi-family syndication now many of you out there

0:20.1

may be saying dudes we know what this is.

0:22.8

Well, good for you for being so damn smart because Gino and I own probably a thousand apartments

0:28.0

before we even did a syndication or even knew what these things really were. So great for you,

0:33.4

super smart folks out there. But today we're going to unpack what we know about syndications

0:38.1

to shine a little light to help the folks out there in the field. Now, Gino, again, we did a lot

0:45.6

of apartments before we did a syndication. We did a lot of apartments, but even before we did

0:48.9

agency debt. So prior to actually being a syndicator, being a general know, a general partner on a syndication sponsor, etc.

0:57.7

Tell me what you envision because we all have these preconceived notions of how things are until we actually do them.

1:03.7

Then we realized, oh, this is not as hard as I thought it was or this is what it is.

1:07.7

So tell me, you know, where you were.

1:09.2

I think the first we did was 2018 maybe somewhere around there. Tell me, you know, leading up to that, what you thought

1:15.6

it was and then what it actually looked like. Jake, let's take a stroll down memory lane.

1:21.7

Back in 2013 on our first deal, syndication was not a hot topic.

1:28.5

I didn't know about it.

1:30.1

There was not a lot of money.

1:31.4

It's always been around, right?

1:32.5

It's just really pulling of money.

1:36.4

But it wasn't prevalent because there was not a lot of money around.

1:37.9

There was no appetite for it. Then the Jobs Act came, changed it around.

1:40.1

It made it a lot easier.

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