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All Forum Posts by: Justin D.

Justin D. has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Syndication vs Buying more rentals

Justin D.Posted
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Awesome information, thank you!.   

I'll start with my goal which is enough passive income so I can leave my W2 ($12k mo). I currently have 4 cash flowing SFH rentals which does offer more control vs less control with syndications (tied up for yrs possibly). I also should've mentioned I'm currently invested in two syndication's that do offer monthly cashflow BUT I've learned NOT all syndications are alike. For example they all want to provide monthly cash flow (6-10%) with the goal of refi'ing cashing out and deciding at some point to sell in which we'll gain 2 to 4X on the deal. One of the syndications I'm invested is in trailer parks, it's tied up my money for over a year accruing payments BUT not offering cash flow until a certain point at which i'll get accrued distributions (?). What I've learned is NOT all syndications are alike, I want what we all want which is real CASH flow under a syndication that actually offers the best structure possible for the investors (cash flow, growth, tax benefits).

Cardone Capital has been hitting me up lately to invest,  they appear to offer a 'Class A' fund VIII (which scares me if market turns) that offers 6% monthly returns with 2.75-3X your money someday,  any experience with them?

In the end I have rentals,  I need leads for multi/commercial and/or a good syndication to invest in.

Post: Syndication vs Buying more rentals

Justin D.Posted
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I own cash flowing rentals, Singe Family BUT have come to a cross road if I should continue up that path OR invest money in a syndication deal. Thoughts?