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Austin Fowler
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If you had $1M, how would you invest it?

Austin Fowler
  • Investor
  • Reseda, CA
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Very interested in hearing people's investment strategies in real estate. What do you do? What are you passionate about? What kind of returns do you target when investing? How hands-on are you? How scalable is your investment approach? If you won or inherited or otherwise suddenly had $1M in cash, how would you use it to expand your portfolio? Or accelerate your wealth creation?

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Jakub Rauch
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Jakub Rauch
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Hi Austin. My current strategy includes investing in multifamily syndications and single family rentals. While syndications are very hands off I do like owning an asset that produces income. My main concern about syndications is that they feel much less liquid and while some of them have high upside potential I plan to hold both asset types across markets for diversification. 

I have been recently looking at linear markets like northeast OH and west PA. What are your thoughts on these?

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