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All Forum Posts by: Michael Berth

Michael Berth has started 4 posts and replied 8 times.

hello everyone, I'm reaching out to get some advice hoping you can help me decide what the best plan of attack is Im kicking around the of taking out all of my 4o1k money early and investing it into a syndication investment instead my thought for doing this is with inflation as high as it is and inevitable continue rise in my life time (im 31) is waiting until im 60+ losing all of the buying power capability  really the best decision to do with my money i have 4% match at work so im putting in 8% every paycheck but if inflation is 10% for example im losing right or am I not understanding something correctly i understand by taking out of my 4o1K early i will pay a penalty but that smaller amount of money will have more buying power today then a larger amount 30 years down the road with compound interest of not touching the 4o1k will that be a big enough of a factor to combat the inflation i was also planning reinvesting into syndications after the 1st time (ive never invested in a syndication or any type or real estate) having the syndication investment act as my 4o1k but i get cash flow with the syndication instead of waiting 30 years to get payments is this a realistic thought process if not please correct me thank you for your time and any advice you can share have a good day 

Hello everyone I am reaching out to see if syndication investing is right for me I want to invest in real estate multi family properties but I want to be hands off just put money down and get a check each month how and where is a place I can get in contact with investors      What are some questions I should be asking the investors that I will invest with.                  What are good returns rates thank you for your time and advice have a nice day 

hello everyone thank you for taking the time to help me Im interested in buying multi unit apartments how do you fix them up to raise rent then whats a fair price raise Ex you redo the roof clean up landscape put new refrigerators in how do you decide how much to raise the rent i do not own anything at this time just a question on when i do buy something thank for your time and merry Christmas

Post: newbie in Wisconsin how to start

Michael BerthPosted
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thank you mr medford 

Post: newbie in Wisconsin how to start

Michael BerthPosted
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Mr Medford i feel that if running a smaller number of unit property has the same props and cons why not just go for the larger units and get more units for more chances of income thank you 

Post: newbie in Wisconsin how to start

Michael BerthPosted
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thank you Mr. teutschmann. Mr Medford i am in the north east part of Wisconsin about 45 minutes north of green bay i think starting out i would like to be closer to home just a comfort thing and if i can make a 2-4 unit work why not try a 10-12+ unit work or is that the wrong way of looking at it again I'm pretty new to a lot of this just wanting to pick some brains on here to see if this a route i would be willing to go thank you

Post: newbie in Wisconsin how to start

Michael BerthPosted
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Hello this is my first time on bigger pockets Im interested in buying and running multi family apartment buildings i know very little about how it works i came across the bigger pockets podcast and this seems like a good place to ask where is a good starting point to get a better grasp on understanding if this is something i want to go forward with there there seems to be a whole lot to learn i feel lost and dont know what to focus on first that can guide me to the next step in learning i was hoping that you could recommend a couple books or any other good ideas thank you for your time and any advice you can give