All Forum Posts by: Scott Price

Thank you everyone for the responses! It does help me sort out things as I weigh out my options.

Before I pose my question, let me start off by saying that I completely understand every RE deal/strategy is different and each comes with its own pros/cons, as well as your own personal goals/desires, etc, etc, etc.

So in a very generalized sense, if a would-be real estate investor has the option to start investing in SF/small MF RE, or being a passive investor in a larger syndication deal... which one typically is better (ie better returns on your investment)?

The reason I ask, it seems there is a natural progression to start with SF, move up to small MF, and then larger MF, etc. But for someone who is starting out and has the options to start down any one of these routes... would one typically get a bigger bang for ones buck in the larger syndication deals? Especially if the syndication deals tend to also employ a similar BRRR type strategy.

Any seasoned opinions are welcome as I am really weighing my options.

Thanks!

As a point of clarification.... the vinyl planks we used were the type that lock together, not the glued type. There is a big difference between the two.

My wife and I used the vinyl planks in our personal home (used the Allure Ultra) and we love it. One tip however, the more highly textured product resist/hide and scrapes/scuffs better. I did my own stress testing with sample materials and a hammer before we made our final selection.

Kiel,

I'm not a member of the group, but I plan to attend this gathering. Look forward to meeting you guys/gals.