by Todd Heitner | Jan 18, 2023 | Apartment Investing, Asset Management, Keeping Investors Happy, Multifamily Syndication, Uncategorized
Watch our interview and demo with Evan from InvestNext As a syndicator you don’t just manage real estate. You manage investments. That’s why you’re responsible for Raising funds and underwriting deals, Ensuring transferral of passive investor money Sending K-1 tax...
by Todd Heitner | Oct 18, 2022 | Building Credibility, Marketing, Multifamily Syndication, Podcast
SHANE: Welcome to the Investing Advantage Podcast. Today I’ve got a very special guest, Todd Heitner. He’s the founder of Apartment Investor Pro, which specializes in multifamily websites for investors, in both of the U.S. and, because I’m Canadian,...
by Todd Heitner | Sep 30, 2021 | Multifamily Syndication
I recently got back from Secrets of Successful Syndication, hosted by The Real Estate Guys in Dallas. I thought I’d share a few points from my notes. There was a lot of information so I’m just going to share a few highlights. This was my first time attending...
by Todd Heitner | Jul 6, 2021 | Apartment Investing, Multifamily Investing, Multifamily Syndication
It might feel like every apartment investor and multifamily syndicator has their own podcast nowadays. The good news is that means there is a ton of free training out there that can tell you just about everything you need to know about multifamily investing. The bad...
by Todd Heitner | Apr 21, 2021 | Apartment Investing, Featured Posts, Multifamily Investing, Multifamily Syndication
“There are no good multifamily deals out there!” Have you ever heard this…or maybe said it yourself? If so, you’re not alone. The other day someone asked on Facebook what everyone’s biggest struggle is with closing multifamily deals. Here are the results: The...
by Todd Heitner | Mar 17, 2021 | Apartment Investing, Multifamily Investing, Multifamily Syndication
“It feels like herding cats,” Alex said. These were the words out of a relatively new syndicator’s mouth when he talked about the small team he’d built. Building a team is always difficult – from sports to business, there are plenty of opportunities to get it wrong....
