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Don’t Lose Money with Andrew Cushman

In 2007, Andrew Cushman did something crazy! He left his corporate job and start investing in real estate. With 24 successful single-family transactions under his belt, he moved into multifamily acquisitions, and has now syndicated and repositioned over 1600 units.

In 2007, Andrew Cushman did something crazy! He left his corporate job and start investing in real estate. With 24 successful single-family transactions under his belt, he moved into multifamily acquisitions, and has now syndicated and repositioned over 1600 units.

With a background in problem-solving, Andrew was able to transition well to investing. In Andrew’s words: You’re not an investor until you’ve taken action and get a deal.

He shares about the extreme persistence and creative tactics he used to land his first single-family and multifamily deals and then spills ALL of the details about HOW he successfully repositioned the multi-unit! He also shares what he looks for in a market and in a property, as well as a property management company.

Andrew is a book of knowledge on great tips for repositioning! Tons of useful tidbits packed into this show!

Top 10
-Engineers investing in real estate
-Paralysis by analysis
-Fear
-You’re not an investor unit you do a deal
-Flipping houses
-College education doesn’t = real estate success
-Cold calling
-Recession resistant
-Raising money and over raising
-And much much more!

Vantage Point Acquisitions

Contact Andrew Cushman

Book Recommendations :


David Lindahl’s: Multifamily Millions

David Lindahl’s: Emerging Real Estate Markets

Dale Carnegie’s: How to Win Friends and Influence People

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