Im just starting my syndication adventure and want to make sure Im doing it correctly since I'm dealing with large amounts of other peoples money.

John Bogle discusses this in the PBS film " The Retirement Gamble" and Andy Tanner in his book "401Kaos" just to name a couple.I know 401k plans work for these employers but I would love to know if a 401k is actually working for the participants here.

If I was a gambling guy and wanted to keep 200k out of the market.

I'll probably be joining you in that adventure in a month or so, and will probably focus on the HH area initially, just to be safe.  

Again, much gratitude and I hope all of you continue to experience success in pursuit of your dreams and adventures.

The city is a "choose your own adventure" with plenty of opportunities, blended with many challenges.

Jamie Nacht I see you are GAMBLING on appreciation.

They'll tell you about a gamble they made that paid off many times over.

I would count on something like this instead of gambling on a possible market correction.In the case that the market corrects, perfect!

Adventurous young people staying temporarily or foreign retirees who don’t have the budget for a better property could in theory be renting such a place for that price.Yet, even if that was the case, how would you manage the property?