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Post: Mobile Home Park Syndications for non accredited investors
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In deference to what the original poster was asking about which is MHP Syndication Investing for sophisticated investors……… I personally have not seen any yet.
Post: Mobile home park syndications
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The trend I see is they only want accredited investors.
Post: ~~ Buying Real Estate in the Winter! + 2022 Loan Limits ~~
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Great article Chris!
Post: Best place to learn MF investing?
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Right here............do a google search and put in Biggerpockets MF investing
You will see the links you need.
Post: How much rent can i increase for next lease renewal - CA- SAC
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I wouldn't go anymore than 5%
Post: Newbie Real Estate Question - Can I use BRRRR strategy now?
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Ask @Chris Mason
Post: What do you think is a "good enough" cap rate?
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Great analogy Greg😀
Post: What do you think is a "good enough" cap rate?
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As another poster said..............Cap rate and small residential multifamily or SFRs do not belong in the same sentence. If you are trying to get positive cashflow in a house in a B+ neighborhood in the Bay Area it will be impossible in this market.
Post: Buying Apartment Buildings
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Gloria, the OP is giving excellent suggestions. You may want to start off by participating in a syndication as a passive investor to get your feet wet…..and then maybe try to brrr an apartment with a mentor.
Post: Hi everyone! Which market is best for me ?
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Welcome Shannon!