What are some critical skills that you need to master in order to find continued success in the syndication business? In this #Highlights episode, we look back at our conversations with successful syndicators Craig Haskell and Steven Libman.

Craig shares a comprehensive step-by-step workflow for inexperienced entrepreneurs who wish to make it big in the syndication business. Meanwhile, Steven shares the reason why he started syndicating properties in spite of owning a successful fix-and-flip business. Listen now and learn how to get started in syndication!

Key Points From This Episode:

  • How did Craig start off in the real estate investing business?
  • Craig shares how he learned the ropes of the syndication business.
  • How did the changes to the taxation law open up some lucrative investment opportunities for Craig in 1986?
  • Discovering a strong “why” will lay a strong foundation for your business.
  • How to boost your productivity; Craig gives us a “peek” into his published book.
  • Important skills that you need to master for efficiently operating a syndication business.
  • Steve reveals that he is still active in the single-family, fix and flip.
  • Why did Steve venture into syndication in spite of having a successful fix and flip business?
  • Steve shares some interesting details about his first syndication – an 1193-unit, self-storage facility.
  • Systems and Processes that have allowed Steve to scale up his fix and flip business
  • What kind of multifamily deals does Steve prefer to invest in?
  • Multiple benefits of investing in real estate syndication.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Craig Haskell on LinkedIn

Value Hound Academy website

The Inside Game to Real Estate Value Investing

The Inside Game to Syndication Wealth

How to Take an Apartment Building from Money Pit to Money Maker

WS115: Comprehensive Step-by-Step Workflow for Syndication with Craig Haskell

Integrity Capital Group website

WS163: How I Transitioned from Fix and Flip to Real Estate Syndication with Steven Libman