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I am a small business owner who has been involved with multiple syndicates in the past. But I’ve come to realize in order to maximize the tax benefits and long-term earnings. I need to start buying my own properties. I’m here to help build my team. include my realtor tax professionals And everything I’ll need to buy my first multifamily unit and then add additional ones thereafter 

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That’s a smart move, Aaron! Moving from syndicates to owning your own properties can really up your tax benefits and earnings. Just make sure to build a solid team with a great realtor, tax pros, and all the right resources.

Having started in Columbus and grown up in Cleveland, I can say Ohio is a great place you should consider. Columbus has seen impressive growth in appreciation and job opportunities, with around 80 people moving there every week. If you’re working with a lower budget, say $100-$150k, Cleveland could be a fantastic option. I’ve seen cash flow in the 10-18% range there, with plenty of potential for growth. I’d love to help and connect you with my team in the area. Let me know how I can help!

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