Syndicators make an acquisition fee just for buying the thing, management fees, a disposition fee for selling the thing, and have the opportunity to earn carried interests in the form of 20% of the profits.

Hey y'all, What areas around St Louis are you finding the greatest value on returns? 63031 has been really good to me but the inventory is scarce these days. It's tough to find a solid deal without giving up the bank....

Because I would rather earn less and be more hands off Baltimore city has A class areas and F class areas and everything in between.

Renting it out would let you keep the asset, earn some extra cash, and possibly benefit from tax deductions like depreciation.

I have a live-in (22 year old son) rehab (pt Loma) starting Dec 1 if you desire to see the pre-rehab condition reach out to me a couple days before Dec 1.  

I have a problem with financial advisors as a general rule, because most are sales people trying to earn a commission. 

Worst case deposit money at each bank and earn.  

If you have the desire and ability I wouldn't wait around for another year when you get here. 

Also, I negotiate far better terms in syndications because I know what syndicators really desire and want--I give what they want in return for what I want as a passive investor. 

It earned about $35K a year, which combined with is retirement and social security benefits, provided him with top shelf top shelf living facilities - assisted living and then memory care.