Hello and welcome. My name is Gino Barbero, one of the co-founders of Jake and Gino. And in this how-to

video, we're going to be discussing the top three to four ways that you can finance your multifamily.

So if you're in the process of getting into multifamily, you're looking at real estate in commercial

and you want to learn how to finance your next deal, then listen on. If you've been

listening to the channel, the Jake and Gino channel over the last five or six years, we've been

focusing specifically on multifamily and we've been growing the channel. Now, what I want you to do is I

want you to subscribe to the channel because we've added a new feature. Jake and I do weekly lessons

for our mentorship students every Monday we bring on an expert guest.

What we're going to do on YouTube is we're going to add that content.

And to anyone who's subscribed to the channel is going to be getting additional

behind the scenes content only for our mentorship students.

So if you want that content, that's relevant to you.

We're interviewing syndication attorneys. We're interviewing syndication

attorneys. We're interviewing cost segregation specialists, how to raise capital, all of the different

lessons that we're doing. If you want that content, then I want you to subscribe to the channel.

Let's get back to financing a multifamily. And this is the first thing that I need you to realize

that most

beginning investors don't realize that, don't realize, maybe they don't even understand.

There's two big differences in multifamily versus residential. The first one is deal flow.

We're not going to get into it here, but just to say quickly, deal flow is residential.

You go online, boom, you find a deal,

brokers aren't that important. In multifamily, you need to really learn and get to know the brokers.

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