All Forum Posts by: Brad Milligan
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Post: I will have $2M in Cash best way to get 9-10%

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@Carlos Ptriawan you are the second person who has said something about hard money lending. While i am not that familiar with this i would love to discuss this in greater details. I will shoot you a DM
Post: I will have $2M in Cash best way to get 9-10%

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@Andrew Syrios Yes i meant 9-10% annually but distributed monthly
Post: I will have $2M in Cash best way to get 9-10%

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@Scott Trench The problem with the debt fund or a debt portfolio you don’t get to use any depreciation to offset the income.
Post: I will have $2M in Cash best way to get 9-10%

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@Bonnie Griffin Kaake I am working with a real estate attorney who is familiar with what i am trying to do. Sorry i might be explaining the capital gains part incorrectly, but what i am really trying to do is gather names and information on different syndications that have the A/B split and offer a 9-10% preffered return.
Post: I will have $2M in Cash best way to get 9-10%

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I am looking at selling 2 multifamily complexes (22 units and 6 units) Im looking for a multifamily syndication with an A share and B share setup. Where the A share is paid a preferred % of 9-10% monthly. Since this will be the first time without my apartments, I am looking for monthly income only. I will have a capital gain of $1.2M from the sale of both complexes. Since I am a passive investor, I can do a “lazy 1031” and use the 1st year bonus deprecation and cost segregation of the syndication to offset the $1.2M. I’m looking for a syndication with a good track record of never missing the A share (preferred) monthly payout and has never asked for additional capital. I see Ashcroft Capital does the A/B split and has a 9% preferred and BAM capital changed their A/B split to where the A portion is now like debt so you don’t get any depreciation so they are no longer make the list. I am trying to find more than one (Ashcroft) to diversify.
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Brad Milligan