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We’re going to look at five reasons for irrational exuberance in multifamily syndications my guest in this episode. Today is Neal Bawa. Neal is the founder and CEO of Grocapitus a commercial real estate investment company that specializes in acquiring apartment complexes across the United States for over 300 investors use the CEO and founder of multifamilyU a multi-family education business that teaches multifamily acquisition and management techniques to thousands of students every year.

I am excited to have Neal. Neal Bawa is a strategic and analytical investor who brings Decades of experience operating intact the multifamily game and after a successful company extra in 2015.

Welcome to another edition of Premium cash flow podcast today, I have the pleasure of welcoming Neal Bawa to a podcast Neal is a data scientist who started in a big Way in real estate his company multifamily you specialize in educating; you know all the multifamily. And he invests and does syndications through his other company grow capitis.

I’ve been through problems before with my own investing where I made bad investment decisions and I lost money. I’m not afraid to say, it does happen. But if you get the right information, you educate yourself, you’re only going to be further ahead of the game when it comes to real estate investing. You’ll far surpass the investors you’re competing for those same properties, those same deals because you know your numbers. You know what to look for.

We’re going to bring you the next master’s class. I’d say we’re going to spend some time with Mr. Neal Bawa and it’s interesting because before I bring you on I am going to read his bio and remind you if you have not listened to his episode we did and I will get you the episode number for reference and have that put into the show.

Listen to Neal's most recent podcast guesting, an interview with Jack Heald of The OZExpo Podcast.Neal Bawa found himself in the real estate sector almost by accident. But the rigorous habits of data analysis he honed as a tech industry executive proved even more...

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