All Forum Posts by: Celia Blase

I think it depend on how much energy and time you want to spend on the investment you buy. If your intention is growth and you don't have the bandwidth to manage properties and/or projects on your own, I might start by focusing on investing with real estate consortiums or syndicators that focus on this kind of asset. You may not enjoy as large a return but if you choose well, you can still enjoy a decent profit.

I would also take a look at DST opportunities which are available to smaller investors. There are brokers who specialize in them.

Hello! It's been about 25 years since I was last active on Bigger Pockets. Since then my RE portfolio has grown to the point where I am finding myself devoting more time to managing these assets than my real estate sales practice, which is now over 30 years old. Most of my equity has been in small TIC interests in large Class B garden apartment buildings throughout the US. I am exploring a shift into other markets: senior housing, workforce housing and micro housing all interest me. I'm also curious about retail, but leery since it's a market I don't understand as well. I look forward to reading and learning.

I'm uncertain if people respond to these intros with solicitations. I am *not* *at* *all* interested in receiving them. Thanks.