Sep 17, 2019
How do you get investors? Grow
your database? Build your brand? Let’s dive deep into the marketing
aspect of apartment syndication.
Today, I’m talking to John
Casmon, GP in more than $70 million apartment real estate and host
of the Target Market
Insights Podcast. Also,
John’s the co-creator of the MidWest Real Estate Networking
Summit.
Topics on Today’s
Episode:
- Volatile Work World: Never tie your entire
livelihood to a corporation
- From
Cars to Chicago: John’s passion for real estate investing ran out
of capital
- Go
house hack! Lots of interest doesn’t lead to replication; what
people want is to find someone else to get them some return on
their investment
- Less
Babysitting, Scale Up: Make more passive income and cash flow by
doing less to give investors a decent portion and not waste your
time and energy
- Appreciation Potential with Apartments: When
you fix-and-flip a single-family property, you only make money one
time—when you sell it
- Value
vs. Devalue: Marketing drives a brand and attracts investors to get
a sale
- Apartment Syndication Aspects: Finding deals
and then pairing those deals with capital to accomplish
them
- Ways
to raise capital include 506(b) based on pre-existing relationships
and no advertising, or 506(c) open to accredited investors only and
allows advertising
- Lead/Deal Magnet: Create a Website, offer
value-added content to prospects, get their contact information,
and follow up to qualify investors for your deals
- Who
is your actual target market/audience? Understand why or what it is
about your brand that connects with specific
consumers
- MailChimp and Pipedrive: Track leads for email
campaigns and conversations
- How
to Find Investors: Build your credibility and connect with
investors (starting with your own database)
Links and Resources
Mentioned:
Quotes by John
Casmon:
“You can have the best product
(or service) in the world, but if you don't know how to convey that
to someone and convey the benefits to them, it's not really going
to grow.”
“Anyone who gets into apartment
syndication, it really comes down to two aspects. It's finding
deals and then pairing those deals with the capital to do
them.”
“The light bulb went off, and I
started to learn more about working with other people's money,
working with investors, and then ultimately, apartment
syndication.”
“You do want to make sure you're
building that brand and building a reputation where people want to
work with you, not just today, but for the long
haul.”
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