#REtwit (and RE curious) peeps:
I got a 🌊 of DMs about this tweet - mostly people wanting an intro to to the GP.
As an active LP (mostly multifamily) I see a huge gap in the market. An individual who is new to RE investing (and wants to remain passive) has 2 options:
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I got a 🌊 of DMs about this tweet - mostly people wanting an intro to to the GP.
As an active LP (mostly multifamily) I see a huge gap in the market. An individual who is new to RE investing (and wants to remain passive) has 2 options:
👇
https://twitter.com/camp4/status/1405296058981224451
1️⃣ Source deals directly from GPs - Works great buuut… most ppl don’t have connections to the best GPs or expertise to pick deals (let alone the min $ required)
2️⃣ Invest in a fund or REIT - Easy but typically comes with MUCH lower returns.
Seems like we need a 3rd option…
2️⃣ Invest in a fund or REIT - Easy but typically comes with MUCH lower returns.
Seems like we need a 3rd option…
…perhaps a “syndicate” model—similar to AngelList but for RE—where LPs can band together, leverage a syndicate lead’s expertise, and pool capital for diversification.
I know Cadre and others are doing sorta similar things but if feels like there’s room for something different.
I know Cadre and others are doing sorta similar things but if feels like there’s room for something different.
@moseskagan this is similar to what we talked about a while back.
@fortworthchris, @sweatystartup, @Keith_Wasserman, @Levijameshere have you seen anything like this?
LPs and folks who are RE curious, does this sound appealing?
@fortworthchris, @sweatystartup, @Keith_Wasserman, @Levijameshere have you seen anything like this?
LPs and folks who are RE curious, does this sound appealing?
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