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All Forum Posts by: Nathaniel Winkel

Nathaniel Winkel has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: How to find reputable Syndication firms

Nathaniel WinkelPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Morrison, CO
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 5

@R Durney I am at a similar phase, ie researching syndicators.  Networking is the short answer, getting on here is a good start.  

I would also recommend reading 'The Hands-Off Investor by Brian Burke' as a good resource for how to evaluate syndicators.  

Post: start up money not the issue, but lots to learn

Nathaniel WinkelPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Morrison, CO
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 5

I have just started the REI research process and am looking for resources specific to investors who have money to start. It seems like so much of the content is focused how to start with no/low money, starting small, scaling up,etc... Now maybe that is exactly where I need to start as well, but I am curious to know if there are resources out there for someone (like myself) whose available capital can accelerate the journey? Make my available capital an advantage from the start?

I am a married with kids, VP of Global Sales, own a primary residence, a mountain condo, and a lake house but want to start building a passive income stream.  Happy to provide more context, but wanted to keep my first post short - I am excited and ready to go/learn! 

Post: hours per week commitment

Nathaniel WinkelPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Morrison, CO
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 5

    Hi all - I am in the initial stages of research and trying to determine whether REI could be a good option for our family (based in St Louis, MO). The BRRRR strategy for rental properties is interesting to me as a source of passive income. Our current financial situation would enable us to start investing now with $50k in cash, and inject an additional $50k in cash each year from our full time jobs/incomes. So here are my specific goals/questions:

    • end goal of $200k in passive income by 2024
    • so what sort of time commitment are we looking at to make this happen (in hours per week)? in the:
      • initial stage (first few properties)
      • middle stage (scaling up)
      • final stage (maintaining the $200k in passive income)

    I understand, and expect, a variety of answers but it would be great to hear from experienced investors. I am not looking to 'get rich quick', but am trying to assess the necessary commitment to achieve this objective.

    Thanks so much for your help in advance!!!