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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

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New Syndicated Construction vs. 2 Other Options

Bruce Harding
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Looking at retirement in 10 years.  Putting my 401K Trust to work.  

All the following opportunites are with the same syndicate:  

1) Can make 18% on a syndicated new build,   Money returned in 3 years if no delays.  

     Interest payments start year 2 most likely.      They have excellent reputation on their past ones and are totally up front.

     Risk here is delays could be an addiional 2 - 3 years but that is rare.

2) Take the money and put it instead into multi family homes and apartments that syndicate owns.  Make a 8 - 10% return.

3) Start purchasing SFH in hot neighborhoods where teams have been working together

    and proven working with the syndicate for 5 or more years.  Mangement and rehab all under

same umbrella.   Returns $200 - $300 per door per month plus appreciation.    Out of this cash flow I probably would save $1200 for cap ex. per year.  Since 401K Trust no taxes on income.

Build up to 20 - 30 of them.

4) Put it with the team that is remodeling and flipping and has done so for years with guaranteed 8% return checks paid monthly.  Can pull money out after 3 months no questions asked.

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