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Branching Out into Commercial

Robert Burns
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  • Baton Rouge, LA
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I've been working in the SFR REI market with rehabs/flips/lease options etc. I'm considering getting involved in the commercial real estate market (office buildings/multiunit housing) to primarily generate more monthly passive income.

I am looking for some "sage" advice about getting into this market place.

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Bryan Hancock#4 Off Topic Contributor
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I would look at partnering with some experienced folks if you are going to dip your toe in the CRE market. There are likely some local syndicators that are reputable.

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