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Chandler Harker
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Multifamily Syndications recommendations

Chandler Harker
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Hello

I’m looking for any recommendations or suggestions on value add apartment syndications out there. I know there are tons of people doing this but I’m looking for experienced proven success operators in this space. 7-8% monthly cash flow with 15% annualized over 5 year hold period is what I am looking for. I have some rental properties in Indianapolis but not generating the income that i can get from a syndications.

Thanks

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Chris Salerno
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlotte NC
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Chris Salerno
  • Rental Property Investor
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Originally posted by @Chandler Harker:

Hello

I’m looking for any recommendations or suggestions on value add apartment syndications out there. I know there are tons of people doing this but I’m looking for experienced proven success operators in this space. 7-8% monthly cash flow with 15% annualized over 5 year hold period is what I am looking for. I have some rental properties in Indianapolis but not generating the income that i can get from a syndications.

Thanks

 Chandler, I hope all is well. I am a syndicator that focuses heavily on the Carolinas and certain cities in the southeast. I would highly recommend to research areas you feel comfortable investing in and that you know very well. Once you have the areas down then search for a syndicator/operator. I say this so if you invest with any syndicator its important to know the market very well and you can make a comfortable decision on investing. Let me know if this helps! Good luck!! 

I can answer any more questions you may have about syndications. 

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