Adam Williams

With an apartment building, I don't put my credit on the line.

I don't have to sign on the loan.

I don't have to put a down payment down.

And I don't even know if five tenants move out, 10 tenants move out, 20 tenants move out.

I don't even feel it.

I don't get a phone call when an HVAC needs repaired.

I don't get a phone call when a toilet needs replaced or plunged.

I get...

Zero.

You know what I get?

I get a financial report every single month in my email and in my investor portal.

And I get an ACH sent to my bank account in my cash flow.

And when the deal is getting ready to be sold three, four, five years down the line, I get an email that says, hey, we're getting ready to sell this deal.

You're getting $186,000 on the 100 grand you invested.

Would you like us to send that to you, to your bank account?

Or would you like us to send that to a qualified intermediary so you can 1031 into the next deal we're going to do?

And oh, by the way, here's the next deal.

Yeah.

What I will say about this business, about the whole multifamily syndication, this is not a get-rich-quick scheme.

No.