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Sean Barber
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Passive Apartment Investing Options

Sean Barber
  • Investor
  • CO HI CA, AL
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I’m an accredited investor looking for options on how to invest ~$175K-$200K in Apartment complexes, passively. I have traditionally invested in single family homes but prefer to self manage and I’m about at my limit while I still have a full-time job. Are there any investment funds that also use leverage (like from commercial lenders vice just accredited investors) so that I can multiply my investment faster? Where should I start my research?

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Sean Barber
  • Investor
  • CO HI CA, AL
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After months of research, I’ve come up with a course of action that appears to satisfy my desires so I’m providing an update here. I just invested in ODC Fund 4 and the Point at Cypress Woods. My first investment into syndications. They use leverage, are a passive investment for me and are two asset classes that I believe will be stable in boom or bust. I’m hoping to ramp up my investment in syndications over the next 7 years until I have time to do more of my own deals. I’ll try to provide updates here as to how it goes…

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