i don't invest in syndications (yet) and I view syndications as a diversification option for... and i'll be direct...

Due to the current market conditions pricing the home in the mid 300's we will soon be selling it to the current tenant to increase our portfolio diversification to a more profitable area.

What you lose in local expertise with a nationwide fund you gain in diversification.  

That’s what our bankers are for and our net worth as collateral.Stocks we like from a diversification and passive standpoint.  

Cash offers lower costs and control but limits diversification and potential returns while financing allows you to scale faster with more properties, but increases complexity and risk.

Hi Sam,Your comment is humbling to read.Thanks for your trust and belief in Ohio Cashflow.We aren't perfect but we sure do our best for everyone and their properties.As much as I personally don't like diversifying it's always a good idea to check out what other markets and companies are offering.There are other legitimate operators out there and it's just a matter of finding them.A property portfolio of 10-20 properties that is spread across 2-3 markets is a pretty safe bet from a diversification standpoint.Thanks again and speak soon :)

Also try to consider portfolio diversification options to balance out your risk.

Investing in properties out of state provides diversification, lower initial expenses, and passive income opportunities.Good communication, trustworthy property management, and market research are essential for success in real estate investing.

Hi Sophia, Investing in multifamily properties can offer economies of scale, diversification, and potentially higher cash flow.

We recently came to the US, and have around 150k of cash on HYSA and some stocks, that I believe smarter to not sell to have different type of assets for diversification.