Syndications admitting non accredited investors are of such low quality/high fees that I’ve NEVER come across one worth investing in.2. 2 or 3 out of 100 accredited investor syndications have the risk/reward balance, the sponsor experience/ability, and the sponsor/investor alignment of interest to make them worth investing in.  

-Most likely not willing to house hack since I love my primary residence and it is a coop, making it somewhat of a hassle to rent out if I leave for a year at a time-I plan to hire a property manager-I am interested in a combination of cash flow & appreciation approach (truthfully haven’t thought out my strategy out all the way); would be nice to have some extra cash in short/mid term but again mainly care about being able to retire comfortably 20+ years from now-I generally prefer slow & steady growth over high risk/high reward approach, although willing to take on moderate amount of riskWould appreciate any advice and input!

Savvy investors will reap the rewards in the future! 

<5min walk to be on the sandCondo amenities include swimming pool, jacuzzi, gym, and sauna.Safe and charming neighborhoodLocation: Alameda, CaliforniaDetails of the costs:Purchase price: $835,000Down: 25%Interest rate: 8%Principal and Interest per month: $4,600Estimated Taxes + Insurance per month: $1,280HOA: $465Total Monthly: $6,345I am considering the intangible benefits of upgrading my living situation from being in a rough neighborhood in Oakland to a safer, beautiful place by the water.

Fix and flips are going to be high risk/high reward.

I think I know some of the pluses: lower barrier to entry, popular area to rent, less risk // and minuses: HOA fees/rules, slower appreciation, less reward.

The presenters were pushing the idea that, those who were "go-getters" would be rewarded; it was just the natural consequence of taking action...which has some truth.

You want to find an area that has an advantageous risk reward ratio.   

I pay performance bonuses in my other business; seems like top performance from housekeeping is something worth rewarding.  

While exploring the charming town of Aberdeen, I stumbled upon 18 Aberdeen Ave and immediately saw its hidden potential.