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All Forum Posts by: Parth Sehgal

Parth Sehgal has started 1 posts and replied 4 times.

Looks like there is a lot of wisdom on this post : https://www.biggerpockets.com/topics/667049

I see a lot of discussion here about due diligence. Cna someone please share what due diligence exactly should be done for the benefit of those new to passive REI (like me)? How do you research various syndications? Any set of questions that should be asked?

Post: Ideal strategy for high W2 income earner

Parth SehgalPosted
  • Investor
  • Seattle
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5

@Will Fraser I completely agree that it is the most passive investment strategy that i can take. I guess I am being a little more "greedy" (for lack of a better word), and was looking for an option that is a little less passive. I can spend 5-10 hours a week if that helps me get better ROI long term than syndication. However, I have not really looked into data around how much returns do RE syndications historically give and if that meets my criteria, then that actually be the best answer. Will spend a couple of days considering this. (if you or your clients have any experience with syndication, would love to know what your experience has been) Thank you for the nudge in this direction. I will start by looking into Brandon Turners ODC syndication.

@Cole Simpson You bring up an excellent point that i should have included in the description. I have added it now. My goal is to find a "relatively low risk" way of achieving 15% ROI/IRR over next 15 years in order to reach net worth of $5M. I have not learnt a lot yet about the short term rentals, primary because of my fear to changing regulations/laws around it (making it seem moderate risk to me). However, i guess there could be strategies to lower the probability of these risks happening if i chose certain states/county/markets. Will look deeper into this. Thank you.

Post: Ideal strategy for high W2 income earner

Parth SehgalPosted
  • Investor
  • Seattle
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 5

Hello,

I have read about a lot of investment strategies and i think my best bet is investing for appreciation by BRRRR or Turnkey or buy and hold in places like bellevue-kirkland region (since there is a lot of tech job coming in next couple of years). Or maybe same strategy in out of state in either Charlotte region or Austin-San Antonio. (I live in Seattle)

Looking for other high w2 income earners out there to provide wisdom on which strategy has given then best returns for low effort. I work 40 hrs a week so do not have much time unfortunately, but i really want to gain real estate experience. So i guess i am basically looking for the highest return on my time and capital.

Thanks in advance.