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Updated 7 months ago on . Most recent reply

Syndication investing vs. Duplexes
Hello BP members,
I am seeking your advice. I am rookie investor who has not done any deals yet. Each year I receive an annual bonus of $100k. I am considering using my next bonus to begin real estate investing. I will be an OOS investor as I live in Florida and it is a very expensive market.
Based on my household income I would qualify as an accredited investor. I am considering either buying 2 duplexes (25% down payments) or investing in a trusted syndication. Would you recommend that I avoid the headaches of being a landlord and just focus on syndication investing?
My big why is to leave either real estate properties or money for my 3 kids as an inheritance. I have about 15 years until I retire from my W2 job with a pension.
Thanks,
David