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Raymond Hooks
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Multi-Family Real Estate For A Sophisticated Investor

Raymond Hooks
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I am a sophisticated investor that is unaccredited. I'd like to invest in multi-family real estate assets, not a REIT. I would like for the investment minimum to be $25,000 or less.

Here is what I'm looking for:

  • 15%+ Internal rate of return
  • 6%+ cash-on-cash return
  • Tax benefits (i.e. depreciation, expenses, amortization), up to 20% - 50% of investment in year 1
  • Holding time period of 3 - 10 years

Please let me know where I can find opportunities like this. I don't want a REIT because the REIT doesn't have the same tax benefits. An individual property also has potential for more return.

Raymond Hooks III

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