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Todd Powell
  • Rental Property Investor
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Thoughts on RE Syndication or tenants, termites and toilets?

Todd Powell
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Corvallis, OR
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What are your thoughts about owning and managing some 29 doors versus putting money into legit RE syndication. There is a seemingly reputable company based out of Portland, Or that does many vetted deals, called Crowdstreet.

I am curious if its worth the headaches to keep large equites in properties I manage vs. the returns with bigger players in deals out there in RE syndication? Anyone have thoughts on this. Thank you in advance!

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Alina Trigub
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Alina Trigub
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@Todd Powell

A lot depends on your bandwidth and personal preferences. Do you have the time and desire to continue acquiring and actively managing your properties?! If so, then continue as it will definitely bring you higher returns. However if you’re really good making money outside of real estate, then let the experts do their job and invest via syndications.

If you want to learn about credibility of crowdfunding sites then @Ian Ippolito is your guy.

Last but not least you can also do both: active and passive investing. And then see if you can balance it out with your job.

Best!

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