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Ariel K.
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Buy or Invest in Syndications?

Ariel K.
  • Texas
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Just curious - If you had 250K, would you buy real estate on your own or invest in a multifamily syndicated deal and why?  I realize there are many variables, but let's assume the IRRs are comparable.  The building(s) you can buy is in the midwest with an assumed appreciation rate of 3% annually and you are putting down 20-25% depending on the type of building(s).  The syndication fund is assumed to be a 10-year hold with the return of investment after year 5 through a refinance and subsequent earnings rates would be infinite.  

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Brian Garrett
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Brian Garrett
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If I wanted to be an active investor I'd buy my own deals.

If I wanted to be passive I'd invest in a few different syndications.

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