76-Unit Chapman Pointe Apartment In Dallas, NC With Pancham Gupta, Multifamily Real Estate Investing Syndicator

10/28/19 • 34 min

Losing a deal doesn’t mean you’ve totally lost it all. In this episode, Dan Handford with PassiveInvesting.com interviews Pancham Gupta with Mesos Capital. They discuss how Pancham was able to acquire a 76-unit multifamily real estate investment called Chapman Pointe Apartments located in Dallas, NC after he originally lost the deal due to another buyer. Listen in to discover how Pancham eventually acquired this asset. You will also learn about low income housing tax credits that were associated with this deal and why you shouldn’t be scared of these types of real estate investments.

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