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Turnkey or Syndication Deals

Omar Gonzalez
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I am a newbie in the Real Estate arena and today I am wondering what the next move should be after acquiring some turnkey rental properties in Dallas 2 years ago. TK real deals are difficult to find (not looking for flipping) so I am evaluating if instead, I should allocate the capital into syndication deals. What would you do in the Texas (Houston/Dallas) market? Thoughts are welcome.

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Porque no los dos? aka why see it as an either/or? If you do start investing in syndications there's nothing that says you can't keep buying turnkeys when you do find good deals. You might decide you like one more than the other down the road and focus on that. Or, you might decide you like the diversification and you prefer investing in both.

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