Despite general assertions that real estate investing is an easy way to wealth, it could, in fact, be a challenging business endeavor for syndicators, one that requires special knowledge, planning, and continuous sharpening of skills. Adam Craig, a commercial real estate syndicator, faced a similar challenge.

After his few initial deals, which came swiftly and almost effortlessly, Adam, co-founder of CLE Real Estate Group, found himself struggling to find new investors beyond his family and friends. He realized he needed to sharpen his skills and professionalize business systems in order to attract investors and grow his business.

Listen to Adam talk about this process and more in this episode.

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