E166: Intentionally Raising Capital - Neal Bawa

<p>This week Neal Bawa shares his proven secrets on how to intentionally raise capital, capture the attention of investors and make the most out of meetups. 👉👉 Join the MultiFamilyMBA and get exclusive free training: <a href="https://theinvestormindset.com/mfmba">https://theinvestormindset.com/mfmba</a></p><p>Have you ever tried to raise capital by going to an event but got kinda stuck when you were there and didn't quite know what to say or how to pull people into your deal...?  If this sounds like something you've experienced then this week's special guest Neal Bawa and I are here to help you to improve the situation and find some new confidence. </p><p>Neal Bawa is Founder and CEO at Grocapitus Investments, a commercial real estate investment company. Neal sources, negotiates and acquires commercial properties across the U.S. He is a sought after speaker for Multifamily webinars, podcasts, events, IRA events & MeetUps across the country. Neal has a special knack for teaching and gets rave reviews from his presentations and training sessions.</p><p>Hit subscribe to join the community and let us know in the comments: how do you capture the attention of new investors? </p><p> </p><p>Free Webinar: Learn to Virtual Networking to Raise Capital with Neal Bawa </p><p>**Join the webinar with Neal Bawa by registering here: <a href="http://www.theinvestormindset.com/nealwebinar">http://www.theinvestormindset.com/nealwebinar</a></p><p> </p><p><strong>KEY TAKEAWAYS</strong></p><p>1. Be intentional about every single action you take.</p><p>2. Don't forget that your main goal is to RAISE CAPITAL. Don't let other prerequisites get in the way (podcasts, books, events) and stop you from achieving your main goal. </p><p>3.  99% of business is about emotion and comfort. Investors are more likely to invest with someone they like and trust. </p><p>4. Make sure you have a CTA on your business cards. We want cards that state what we need out of the person we're handing them too. </p><p>5. Create a business card that is different and