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Roy Gottesdiener
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Looking for advice how to deploy 300k

Roy Gottesdiener
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Singapore
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My partner and I started investing in SFH doing mainly BRRRR exactly 3 years ago. We starred with 160k and right now we're liquidating our portfolio and should have a bit over 300k to work with.

Our end goal is to have cash flow but it's not our primary objective for the next 5 years and we would prefer growing our equity as much as possible, then 5 years from now converting it to cash flow.

Another think to point out is we're foreigners so the max leverage we can get is 60-65% LTV.

Given all the above, how would you recommend we utilize these 300k for maximum equity growth in a 5 year period?

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John McKee#5 Commercial Real Estate Investing Contributor
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John McKee#5 Commercial Real Estate Investing Contributor
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syndication is not the answer when your in growth mode. You dont need cashflow right now, so i agree with the residential flip or value add strategy and continue to leverage your money.  Once you bury your money in a syndication you are stuck and dont have access to your capital.  

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