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James Reyes
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Rochester, NY
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Syndicating Deals, Agent or Both?

James Reyes
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Rochester, NY
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I have spent a great deal of time to learn about apartment complex investing and the art of syndicating deals.. I also am a residential real state agent, which is done in addition to my normal 9 to 5 JOB... I also am married and have 2 little girls. So, I have been spreading myself thin... The biggest reason I got my real estate license was because I did see it as a viable business option, but also because of limiting beliefs about getting myself going with investing. My funds are limited, and I am tired of working a normal JOB but feel stuck. I know at this point I need to just focus my attention after work and go. I thought I would see if any experienced investors would weigh in on why or why not I should do one or the other or try and make both work. Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks!

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