Learn a detailed strategy to acquire, secure, and protect private money in your next real estate deal. Grow your real estate business and raise your game using other people's money!
Learn a detailed strategy to acquire, secure, and protect private money in your next real estate deal. Grow your real estate business and raise your game using other people's money!Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Matt Faircloth is the co-founder and president of the DeRosa Group, a real estate investment company that specializes in buying and renovating residential and commercial properties. Matt and his wife, Liz, started investing in real estate in 2004 with a $30,000 loan. They founded DeRosa Group in 2005 and have since grown the company to managing more than 370 units throughout the east coast. DeRosa has completed more than $30M in real estate transactions involving private capital-including fix-and-flips, single-family home rentals, mixed-use buildings, apartment buildings, office buildings, and tax lien investments. He is the author of Raising Private Capital, has been featured on the BiggerPockets Podcast, and regularly contributes to BiggerPockets' educational webinars. Matt, Liz, and their two adorable kids currently live in New Hope, PA.
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Foreword by Joe Fairless Introduction Chapter 1 - Introduction to Private Capital Unique Factors of Private Capital Introduction to the Deal Provider Introduction to the Cash Provider Private Capital Uses Sources of Private Capital Final Thoughts Chapter 2 - Prerequisites Before You Start Raising Money Why Can't I Start Raising Money Now? Prerequisite No. 1 - Get Educated Prerequisite No. 2 - Develop a Track Record Prerequisite No. 3 - Take a Personal Inventory Prerequisite No. 4 - Create a Business Plan Chapter 3 - The Deal Provider Systems - The Key to Success Working from the Inside Out Getting Your Name Known The Deal Provider's Investment Vehicles Keys to Success Chapter 4 - The Cash Provider What Makes a Cash Provider a Good Fit? Why Do They Need You? Cash Source Part I: The Self-Directed IRA Cash Source Part II: Real Estate Equity Cash Source Part III: Cash Final Thoughts on Cash Providers Chapter 5 - Where to Find Cash Providers Introduction to the Cash Provider Pyramid Tier 1 - Core Group Tier 2 - Referrals Tier 3 - Taking It Public Final Thoughts on Where to Find Cash Providers Chapter 6 - How to Turn Potential into Reality Fear of Asking for Money Your Personality - The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly The Cash Provider Enrollment Process The Most Common Cash Provider Questions Follow-up - Where Most Deal Providers Fall Off Final Thoughts on Turning Potential into Reality Chapter 7 - How to Structure the Private Loan Deal Deciding on the Terms of the Loan Private Loan Pitfalls Documents for Setting Up a Private Loan The Beginning and the End - Two Days That Matter Most Final Thoughts on Private Loans Chapter 8 - How to Structure Private Equity Deals Revisiting the BRRRR Strategy Reasons That Deal Providers Should Consider Equity Which Cash Providers Are Right for Equity Deals? Equity Investment Vehicles Setting Up the Equity Structure The Operating Agreement Staying in Compliance with the SEC Common Mistakes Made on Equity Deals Final Thoughts on Structuring Equity Deals Chapter 9 - Management, Exiting, and Beyond Investor Relations Plan Exit Strategies Beyond the Deal Final Thoughts
Foreword by Joe Fairless Introduction Chapter 1 - Introduction to Private Capital Unique Factors of Private Capital Introduction to the Deal Provider Introduction to the Cash Provider Private Capital Uses Sources of Private Capital Final Thoughts Chapter 2 - Prerequisites Before You Start Raising Money Why Can't I Start Raising Money Now? Prerequisite No. 1 - Get Educated Prerequisite No. 2 - Develop a Track Record Prerequisite No. 3 - Take a Personal Inventory Prerequisite No. 4 - Create a Business Plan Chapter 3 - The Deal Provider Systems - The Key to Success Working from the Inside Out Getting Your Name Known The Deal Provider's Investment Vehicles Keys to Success Chapter 4 - The Cash Provider What Makes a Cash Provider a Good Fit? Why Do They Need You? Cash Source Part I: The Self-Directed IRA Cash Source Part II: Real Estate Equity Cash Source Part III: Cash Final Thoughts on Cash Providers Chapter 5 - Where to Find Cash Providers Introduction to the Cash Provider Pyramid Tier 1 - Core Group Tier 2 - Referrals Tier 3 - Taking It Public Final Thoughts on Where to Find Cash Providers Chapter 6 - How to Turn Potential into Reality Fear of Asking for Money Your Personality - The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly The Cash Provider Enrollment Process The Most Common Cash Provider Questions Follow-up - Where Most Deal Providers Fall Off Final Thoughts on Turning Potential into Reality Chapter 7 - How to Structure the Private Loan Deal Deciding on the Terms of the Loan Private Loan Pitfalls Documents for Setting Up a Private Loan The Beginning and the End - Two Days That Matter Most Final Thoughts on Private Loans Chapter 8 - How to Structure Private Equity Deals Revisiting the BRRRR Strategy Reasons That Deal Providers Should Consider Equity Which Cash Providers Are Right for Equity Deals? Equity Investment Vehicles Setting Up the Equity Structure The Operating Agreement Staying in Compliance with the SEC Common Mistakes Made on Equity Deals Final Thoughts on Structuring Equity Deals Chapter 9 - Management, Exiting, and Beyond Investor Relations Plan Exit Strategies Beyond the Deal Final Thoughts
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