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@Jack Orthman sorry to hear about your troubles with syndicators. I’ve have very positive experiences with the partners I’ve chosen to work with. It’s a team sport and syndication works well for a busy professional. To each their own…I wouldn’t say all is good or all is bad. Maybe just bad choices 🤔

@Daniel Han

Syndication after you have vetted sponsors and done your homework. You can diversify your holdings in a fund model too. You can invest in MF, self storage, mobile home parks…if you have accumulated 200k I’d pass go in the small stuff and scale with professional operators. You can always go smaller later if you so chose (not sure why you would).

@Marcus Toal understood. Best of luck going forward.

@Marcus Toal yeah. Gotta know your market! You are out of state I presume? I lived in Cleveland for 9 years. Anything East (whatever) is gonna be tough. Best of luck moving forward!

@Chanakya J. Co Hwy 30a Florida

@Joe Splitrock hey just trying to help! I’ve done both and that’s been my experience

@Joe Splitrock If you want to be hands on then consider purchasing a few properties for cash. If you want to be more passive hop on to someone else’s deal with syndication. You get all the perks without the work! All the best.

@Ozzy Smith sorry but...I love the name. Huge Cardinals fan lol

@Joe Villeneuve I like Joe’s thinking on this. I am accredited and getting into the syndication realm (MF, self storage) with the intent of snow balling into NNN direct ownership. My thinking is that this would give me the most passive type of portfolio as I am a busy professional. I also like the limited liability aspects of being a limited partner.

@Kristian A moreno Cardone would say rent where you live and buy assets. It makes sense to a degree and allows for mobility should you want to relocate later. Granted, I own my home but I’m planning on living in the community long term. And technically you don’t “own” your home. Stop paying your taxes and see how much you own it ;)