Anyway, if you are not particularly driven on what type of structure it needs to be, seriously consider modular.

A syndication that's capable of a 100% return in a 5 year period will likely be reliant on a sale and expect the underlying real estate to be a heavy value add or ground up opportunity rather than a cosmetic unit turnover type multi-family syndication.

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Purchase price: $590,000 Cash invested: $118,000 1/1 cabin in Broken Bow, STR What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

It will be tough for anyone that invested in an asset bought in 2020 and after to make those types of returns. 

Do you find these type of terms risky?

Curious if you have thought about what type of investments to consider as you start your REI journey?

Most companies that work with investors should be quite familiar with those types of entity's owning properties?

I also have heard a little bit about that type of plan and how the city hasn't been the easiest to get through for that area. 

There's generational wealth transfer and tax considerations as well to consider as these types of transactions can by synergistic if done properly.