That's actually a great middle-ground solution!

Most each real estate syndications (group investments) go through a progression of stages.All should have a clear beginning, middle, and end.Here are the 4 phases for a typical syndication deal:Phase 1 - AcquirePhase 2 - Add ValuePhase 3 - HoldPhase 4 - Sell 💰The sale is arguably one of the most important phases!

Without knowing it’s exact location it would be hard for me to give great advice although I can assume by price, it’s probably eastern Baltimore county (Dundalk,Middle river Essex area) I’d probably 1031 into a better property somewhere else in the state.

It meets all expectations of any upper middle class renters.  

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My rental in DC had squarely upper middle class tenants and this place will be lower economic class tenants.

It is almost smack dab in the middle of Florida and has access to two major airports within an hour's drive (On a good day in light traffic.

Lots of investors hunting around, especially with the new middle market initiative now imposed in WA.

I have done BRRRR's in Milwaukee for over a decade and here is what I found:- purchase price needs to be roughly half of ARV- ratio of purchase price to reapir cost is greater than 1 or better 2 - rent to ARV should be at least 0.8- a BRRRR is so much work and effort over 3-6 months, with low ARV it is not worth my time.All of this works best in the middle price ranges.

Then they explained their situation and it was heartbreaking.But we still didn't really want it.. so we decided to meet in the middle.