Real Estate Syndication for Beginners
Requirements
- There are no requirements for this course. This course is for beginners.
Description
When many people think of real estate investing, the first thing that comes to mind are house flipping TV shows. Other people may recall the horror stories their friends and family told them of land lording, including the calls in the middle of the night, running to the property for lawn care, or attempting to chase down a tenant for past due rent. Investing in real estate does not have to be that demanding on an individual, especially if you select the right assets to invest. If you would like to learn about a better way to invest in real estate then you are in the right place.
Have you ever driven by an apartment community, shopping mall, or office tower and thought "I would love to own one of those?" Many people think they may need millions of dollars in the bank if they want to purchase commercial real estate assets, but that is far from the truth. Most commercial real estate assets are purchased through a syndication model, which is what this course is about.
In this course, you will be introduced to the syndication process, participants, and develop an understanding of what would need to be done for average working professionals like us to be able to acquire multi-million dollar real estate assets.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner real estate investors looking to learn how to acquire large commercial multifamily properties, retail, or mixed-use real estate.
Instructor
Dion Huey holds a Master of Science degree in Finance from Northeastern University and has a combined sixteen years of business and real estate experience in the U.S. and China. He founded Delta Bridge Capital, an Ohio-based multifamily real estate investment company, and he is the host of the “Multifamily Investor Situation Room Podcast.” He is currently a board member of The GOB Network, which is a non-profit commercial real estate investment platform that provides resources and education to new and experienced investors. Dion worked as a senior financial analyst and advisor for a real estate private equity group on a $1 billion acquisition in New York City. He was also a financial analyst for an opportunistic Boston-based private equity search fund involved in business syndications with deal value upward of $30 million. Dion previously held professional real estate licenses in three states where he worked in residential and commercial brokerage with a focus on investment properties. He managed a team of six agents and personally closed $10 million in transactions. Aside from real estate experience, Dion owned and operated an education company in Beijing that serviced more than 1,000 students and is currently on a mission to make quality financial education accessible to more people.