Yosef Lee has summarized the many ingredients to be successful in multifamily investing into 3 key secrets. He joins us in this episode to talk about these secrets and guide us through his journey that led him to $5 million in commercial real estate investing while becoming the Managing Principal at Syndicro & Partners Capital.
How he overcame the language barrier as a South Korean immigrant first then the mindset challenge he faced as a law student were impressive feats that should be recognized. He reminds us to not just trust the process, but also love it. Multifamily is a long game and best played as a team.
How did an Attorney gain interest in Real Estate investing?
What type of education for Real Estate?
Quality of time vs Quantity of time with Family
Why invest in Apartments buildings?
Why Long distance investing?
About investing in Kansas
Partnering to buy Millions of Dollars in Real Estate
Joint Venture vs Syndication
The roles of partners
Falling in Love with the investing process
Tips on finding Multi-family apartment deals
Investing in the middle of a Pandemic
The 44-unit Apartment building investment
The 68-unit Apartment building investment
How are Yosef and his partners increasing the value of their investments?
Being a spectator of Real Estate investing
Before, Yosef put in effort in finding the rightful partner for investments and syndication. After giving more time in assessing himself, Yosef understood that before you can find a suitable partner, you too must first be able to carry the right assets and value onto the table.
#168 with Yosef Lee: Finding Multifamily as a Tool to Build Wealth & Closing a 44 Unit for His First Deal
โItโs not about how much you make, but about how much you keep.โ
Yosef is an experienced civil attorney, and a seasoned investor, and the Managing Principal at Syndicro & Partners, a multi-family apartment syndication investment company. Yosef shares why he decided to focus on multi-family properties, how he approaches building an investment team, and what good heโs seen come from the shutdowns due to COVID.
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