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Scaling Up from Single Family to Multifamily Real Estate
Transitioning from a single-family real estate investor to a multifamily syndicator can be quite daunting. Scott Maurer of Advanta IRA welcomes Gino Barbaro, of Rand Partners, to discuss the steps needed to jump into multifamily investments.
Scott Maurer of Advanta IRA will host the webinar, as Gino discusses the following topics:
- How to successfully prepare for the pivot from single-family to multifamily investing
- Tips on how to scale your business
- The importance of accountability in the multifamily space
- Implementing core values and managing your business right
There will also be Q&A with Gino during the presentation, where guests can ask questions. Whether you are looking to take the next step into multifamily investing or improve your business model, register today for this informative webinar.
Webinar Details
Thursday, September 30, 2021
12-1 pm ET (9-10 am PT)
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The link to join this event will be sent from Advanta IRA [email protected]. If you do not receive this email, please check your spam filter or call Advanta IRA for the link 800.425.0653.
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About the Presenter
Gino Barbaro
Gino Barbaro owned and operated a restaurant for over twenty years before transitioning full-time into MultiFamily real estate. He’s been investing in real estate for over 15 years and grown his multifamily portfolio to nearly 1200 units with his partners. His passion lies in running the client relations for Rand Partners, along with underwriting deals and exploring new opportunities in the national market. He has also created a real estate education company called Jake & Gino, written two best-selling books, one in real estate and one in cooking, co-hosts the number one multifamily podcast on iTunes, and empowers individuals to take control of their lives through his coaching business. Gino is a graduate of Fairfield University and IPEC (Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching). He currently lives in Florida with his wife and six children.
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Scaling Up from Single Family to Multifamily Real Estate
Transitioning from a single-family real estate investor to a multifamily syndicator can be quite daunting. Scott Maurer of Advanta IRA welcomes Gino Barbaro, of Rand Partners, to discuss the steps needed to jump into multifamily investments.
Scott Maurer of Advanta IRA will host the webinar, as Gino discusses the following topics:
- How to successfully prepare for the pivot from single-family to multifamily investing
- Tips on how to scale your business
- The importance of accountability in the multifamily space
- Implementing core values and managing your business right
There will also be Q&A with Gino during the presentation, where guests can ask questions. Whether you are looking to take the next step into multifamily investing or improve your business model, register today for this informative webinar.
Webinar Details
Thursday, September 30, 2021
12-1 pm ET (9-10 am PT)
Login Information
The link to join this event will be sent from Advanta IRA [email protected]. If you do not receive this email, please check your spam filter or call Advanta IRA for the link 800.425.0653.
REGISTER TODAY
About the Presenter
Gino Barbaro
Gino Barbaro owned and operated a restaurant for over twenty years before transitioning full-time into MultiFamily real estate. He’s been investing in real estate for over 15 years and grown his multifamily portfolio to nearly 1200 units with his partners. His passion lies in running the client relations for Rand Partners, along with underwriting deals and exploring new opportunities in the national market. He has also created a real estate education company called Jake & Gino, written two best-selling books, one in real estate and one in cooking, co-hosts the number one multifamily podcast on iTunes, and empowers individuals to take control of their lives through his coaching business. Gino is a graduate of Fairfield University and IPEC (Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching). He currently lives in Florida with his wife and six children.
