MB 172: Building an Investor Pipeline for Multifamily Syndications
Once you get a multifamily deal under contract, the clock starts ticking. You have limited time to raise capital, so it’s super-important that you’ve already built relationships with potential investors and have a database to call on. But how do you transition from simply talking to people about the opportunity to invest with you to building a formal pipeline of truly interested investors? Kyle Mitchell is Managing Partner at Limitless Estates, a multifamily firm investing in the Phoenix and Tucson markets. He started investing in single-family in 2015, building a $1M portfolio of nine properties in Illinois, Ohio and Arkansas, before quitting his W-2 job to pursue multifamily in 2018. Within two months of going all-in on apartment buildings, Kyle landed a 42-unit deal, and he is currently negotiating a $15M 128-unit deal. Kyle is also the host of the Passive Income Through Multifamily Real Estate Investing Podcast. Today, Kyle joins me to explain his decision to quit his 9-to-5 before he had a multifamily deal, discussing the benefits of going full-time and the way he got brokers to take him seriously. He shares the details of his first multifamily syndication, describing how he raised $1M in 60 days and why he had to switch lenders late in the process. Listen in for Kyle’s advice around finding a mentor and building your team—and get his blueprint for building an investor database for multifamily syndications! Key Takeaways Why Kyle quit his job before he had a multifamily deal How Kyle and his wife’s goals were in alignment Kyle’s insight on the benefits of going full-time How Kyle got brokers to take him seriously Kyle’s first multifamily deal When Kyle started raising money How Kyle built his investor database How Kyle overcame objections re: lack of track record Kyle’s insight on the Law of the First Deal Kyle’s advice for aspiring multifamily investors Kyle’s blueprint for following in his footsteps Connect with Kyle <a…

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