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Felix Baigel
  • Investor
  • San Diego
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foreign Investor from Israel - first deal in Milwaukee- duplex

Felix Baigel
  • Investor
  • San Diego
Posted

Hello,

My name is Felix I am looking for a good market.

I have 70k-100k liquid and am looking for a key people that will help me.

I am currently living in Israel and the ROI here is pretty low (4-5% if you get lucky )

with the numbers that I have you could buy one that can produce that return,

- My goal is to get involve into multi family  .

- I have a syndicator that promotes deal's in Milwaukee market, looks good the return is 10% after expanses and we doing the deal all CASH I think the only problem is that I am don't is it's a good idea to leave the funds for at least 5 years in this market 

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