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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Bruce Harding
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Brrr Opportunity vs. Syndication Opportunity

Bruce Harding
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I just wanted to get some feedback on my thinking.  I am working with a syndication who has different opportunities.   The syndication has teams all over the country and have been around prior to the last recession.   They came highly recommended by my attorney.

I am using a 401K Trust so although I get no depreciation benefits I do not pay taxes on gains either.

I am looking at investing in BRRR's vs. an more passive syndicated investment returning 18%.

I am leaning towards the BRRR (all cash - no financing) due to these factors:

1) Equity in the property of 25 - 30%

2) Cash Flow Every Month

3) Ability to Roll Money to the next deal building up a portfolio of properties

The syndication is nice and a lot less work. But looking at the BRRR it seems I can develop wealth faster with equity, appreciation and cash flow.

Am I missing anything here ?

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