How She Built Her Diverse Portfolio Without Syndicating

<p>With a real estate syndication, you can access other people’s resources and invest in larger deals with less out-of-pocket money. It’s a great way to grow your portfolio, but it’s not for everybody. There are definitely other means to find financing and acquire properties without the need for syndicating. As long as you build the right team and you have clarity on your goals, you can thrive in real estate.</p><p><br></p><p>Joining us today how she hustled her way to success is Kimberly Marie. She takes us through her journey and how she’s able to scale without syndicating by reinvesting her profits back into her properties. She also shares the value of not only setting goals but also auditing them to ensure that every decision she makes is aligned with her lifestyle and happiness.</p><p><br></p><p>Kimberly Marie is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, published model, and astute real estate investor based in Indianapolis, IN. She started investing as a residential fix &amp; flip and buy &amp; hold investor in her surrounding neighborhood all while practicing as a physical therapist. Kimberly has spent the last 5 years becoming an expert in Indianapolis real estate, the acquisition process, and construction, and now buying and operating multifamily apartment buildings, which is her primary focus. She leverages her decade of experience in the physical therapy world to foster strong relationships with her team and investors to get deals done. She is the final decision-maker for all business operations including new acquisitions, dispositions, and investor relations.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Quotes</strong></p><p>• “I never looked at it like, oh, how am I ever going to do this? I was just like, okay, one foot in front of the other. I'm just going to keep doing this.” (13:10-13:17)</p><p>• “It all goes back to your goals. So I’m always doing a goals audit for myself because my time, my life. What I'm doing and my happiness is really important to me. ” (14:13-14:23)</p><p>• “Instead of looking at it fro