Your Best-Fit Investors
The investor types that fit your deal or fund, ranked, with what each one needs to see.
A pulse on your capital raise.Describe your offering, and Raise Pulse shows you which investors fit it, where to find them, and your fastest path to a first close.
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Joe Williams
Nov 6, 2026
Hope all is well. I wanted to introduce you to a guy I’ve known for several years, Andrew LeBaron who lives in the Phoenix area. Andrew and I met through the Family Office Club where I was speaking for Richard Wilson’s FOC events from time to time. Andrew is a sharp guy who is contact with a lot of investors and comes across RE deals that make sense all the time. He has helped me raise capital on specific investments as well. Feel free to reach out and you guys can take it from there!
Joe Williams
JW Development Inc.
One conversation with your own Claude. Six answers you can act on the same day.
The investor types that fit your deal or fund, ranked, with what each one needs to see.
Search steps you can run today, built on public sources like SEC Form D filings.
The gaps in your offering that make investors pass, worst first, each with the fix.
How many investors and conversations it takes, from your own numbers.
Phase by phase, cut to your timeline.
The playbook behind it updates often, so your copy never goes stale.
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Andrew LeBaronI’m Andrew LeBaron. I started with one duplex in Mesa, lost almost everything in 2019, and rebuilt. Raise Pulse puts the way I raise capital today into your own Claude.
Bought my first duplex with my wife in Mesa, Arizona.
Mesa, AZLearned how to raise my first $100,000 for single family flips.
Co-founded BuyMoreTime.com, a short-term rental management company.
Gave 13 properties back to the lender on a deed in lieu and lost my own home. Then bought my first six-plex and got back on the horse.
Phoenix six-plexBought motels in Show Low and Springerville and converted them to apartment-style housing.
Before
AfterPartnered with Richard Wilson of Family Office Club on two more projects in South Texas.
Richard WilsonOver a decade in real estate and 150+ acquisitions taught me the gap is rarely knowledge. It's installing the system while you're running assets. That's what a Raise Strategy Call is for.
Still stuck on something? Book a Raise Strategy Call and ask me directly.
Raise Pulse is a Claude skill built by Andrew LeBaron for real estate sponsors. You describe your deal or fund, and it shows which investor types fit it best, where to find them, the gaps that cost you commitments, your raise math and a 90-day path to a first close.
Real estate sponsors, syndicators and fund managers raising capital for a single deal or a fund. It handles equity, preferred equity, debt and note offerings across strategies like value-add multifamily, build-to-rent, land and office.
It scores eight investor types against your offering, from your existing LPs and accredited individuals to RIAs, family offices and income investors. Then it gives search steps you can run today, using your own network, LinkedIn and public SEC Form D filings. It never invents investor names, firms or contact details.
Enter your name and email on this page and download the skill. In Claude, turn on Code execution and file creation under Settings > Capabilities, then go to Customize > Skills and upload raise-pulse.zip. Start a new chat and say: Run Raise Pulse on my offering.
Yes. It runs best in Claude, where it installs as a skill. It also runs in ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok or any AI when you paste the instructions from this page into a chat. If your AI can't open links, upload the playbook file instead.
Nothing. Getting it subscribes you to The LeBaron Letter, a weekly capital raising newsletter, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
Your offering details stay in your own AI chat. When Raise Pulse loads its playbook it sends only the skill version and a ref code, never your deal details, and any web search uses generic terms like asset class and region, never your name, property or numbers.
No. It flags 506(b) and 506(c) solicitation limits so you don't reach investors in a way your exemption doesn't allow, and it points exemption, solicitation and tax questions to your securities attorney or tax advisor.