• Retiring Early From IT To Carving Out A Niche In Capital Raising with Michael Kharlab

  • 2025/04/17
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Retiring Early From IT To Carving Out A Niche In Capital Raising with Michael Kharlab

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  • In this episode, Michael Kharlab walks us through how he balanced a full‑time IT career while launching his real estate business—structuring each deal as its own entity, raising $2 million in days, and even pivoting midstream from Denver multifamily to Florida self‑storage. 🤓🏢


    Things Discussed:
    Balancing W2 Income & Real Estate Hustle 🖥️🏠
    • Steady Paycheck: Michael used his IT salary to qualify for bank financing and build credibility.
    • After‑Hours Workflow: He carved out evenings and weekends for investor outreach and deal analysis.
    • Batch Updates: Scheduled photo roundups and 15‑minute weekly calls kept investors in the loop without derailing his day job.


    Project‑by‑Project Capital Raising 💼💸
    • Dedicated LLCs: Each deal lives in its own entity so partners know exactly where their equity sits.
    • Warm Investor List: A curated list of a few hundred contacts received concise memos—thesis, returns, equity need.
    • Rapid Close: That system hit a $2 million raise in days, bypassing lengthy fund‑style approvals.


    Deal Pivot & Key Transactions 🔄🏭
    • Denver → Florida: When a Class A multifamily deal lost financing, Michael shifted into a self‑storage facility in Florida, broke ground in May, and underwrote 24 percent projected returns.
    • Hotel Junior Debt: He financed a boutique hotel in Lake Placid, NY, helping the sponsor close, improve operations, and deliver solid profits.


    Oversight & Time Management ⏱️🏗️
    • Weekend Site Visits: Quick inspections over brunch kept his oversight hands‑on.
    • Photo‑Based Updates: Investors received clear progress snapshots without micromanaging.
    • Concise Calls: Short, structured check‑ins flagged issues before they became problems.


    Key Takeaways & Advice ⭐💡
    Vet Sponsors Thoroughly: Read all agreements and involve a lawyer to protect your capital.


    Master One Strength: Focus on your core skill—capital raising—and say “no” to distractions.


    Start as a Connector: Partner with seasoned sponsors, refer investors, and earn referral fees to build credibility.


    Form Separate Entities: Maintain transparency and clean accounting with project‑specific LLCs.


    Diversify with Real Estate: Leverage tax benefits and stability that smooth out traditional portfolios.

    Click On This Link For Our Free E-Book "An Introduction Into Apartment Syndication: https://moonlightcre.com/ebook_download/
    Website: Moonlightcre.com
    Click On The Link Below To Schedule A Call With Eric:https://calendly.com/moonlightequitiesgroup/scheduled-conversation
    Click On The Link Below For More Information About Eric Lindsey:
    https://linktr.ee/ericlindsey

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In this episode, Michael Kharlab walks us through how he balanced a full‑time IT career while launching his real estate business—structuring each deal as its own entity, raising $2 million in days, and even pivoting midstream from Denver multifamily to Florida self‑storage. 🤓🏢


Things Discussed:
Balancing W2 Income & Real Estate Hustle 🖥️🏠
• Steady Paycheck: Michael used his IT salary to qualify for bank financing and build credibility.
• After‑Hours Workflow: He carved out evenings and weekends for investor outreach and deal analysis.
• Batch Updates: Scheduled photo roundups and 15‑minute weekly calls kept investors in the loop without derailing his day job.


Project‑by‑Project Capital Raising 💼💸
• Dedicated LLCs: Each deal lives in its own entity so partners know exactly where their equity sits.
• Warm Investor List: A curated list of a few hundred contacts received concise memos—thesis, returns, equity need.
• Rapid Close: That system hit a $2 million raise in days, bypassing lengthy fund‑style approvals.


Deal Pivot & Key Transactions 🔄🏭
• Denver → Florida: When a Class A multifamily deal lost financing, Michael shifted into a self‑storage facility in Florida, broke ground in May, and underwrote 24 percent projected returns.
• Hotel Junior Debt: He financed a boutique hotel in Lake Placid, NY, helping the sponsor close, improve operations, and deliver solid profits.


Oversight & Time Management ⏱️🏗️
• Weekend Site Visits: Quick inspections over brunch kept his oversight hands‑on.
• Photo‑Based Updates: Investors received clear progress snapshots without micromanaging.
• Concise Calls: Short, structured check‑ins flagged issues before they became problems.


Key Takeaways & Advice ⭐💡
Vet Sponsors Thoroughly: Read all agreements and involve a lawyer to protect your capital.


Master One Strength: Focus on your core skill—capital raising—and say “no” to distractions.


Start as a Connector: Partner with seasoned sponsors, refer investors, and earn referral fees to build credibility.


Form Separate Entities: Maintain transparency and clean accounting with project‑specific LLCs.


Diversify with Real Estate: Leverage tax benefits and stability that smooth out traditional portfolios.

Click On This Link For Our Free E-Book "An Introduction Into Apartment Syndication: https://moonlightcre.com/ebook_download/
Website: Moonlightcre.com
Click On The Link Below To Schedule A Call With Eric:https://calendly.com/moonlightequitiesgroup/scheduled-conversation
Click On The Link Below For More Information About Eric Lindsey:
https://linktr.ee/ericlindsey

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