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All Forum Posts by: Nina Sid

Nina Sid has started 2 posts and replied 7 times.

Quote from @John Crimmins:

After researching VestRight and Cody Bjugan extensively, including other threads on this forum, his course/strategy sounds difficult but realistic and lucrative. I'm thinking about buying in.

Would love to talk to anyone who has done this course though, or knows someone who has. Happy to buy you coffee! Send your friends that know Cody Bjugan!


 Has anyone got back to you on their experience with Allied Development? Thinking of investing with them. 

Quote from @Bryce Nerland:

@Nina Sid I have not invested in syndications, but my father has. Despite good returns, he recently needed to exit from his positions. During this process, we discovered that there is an industry that resells positions in syndications on the secondary market.

Maybe you ought to look into buying positions in investments that were entered at yesterday‘s interest rates and with an existing track record before looking at the new opportunities. There are some deals out there. Best wishes in your search.


 Would you mind naming some of the firms he has invested in? I can't seem to find a forum or resource with investors that can attest to a firm's credibility. I prefer to piggy back off investors with many years of experience in this space than starting from scratch. 

That is great advice. Any idea where I can find these opportunities? 

I just spoke to a few funds such as CRE Diversified Income Fund, Land Vest, Toro Real Estate Partners , Allied Land Investment, Phoenix Hospitality but I am trying to find people that have had good experiences investing in any of these or any other reputable passive investment fund with solid monthly returns.

Thank you!

Quote from @James Wise:
Quote from @Nina Sid:

I was presented a property on the corner of 116th and Union Avenue, close to Mt. Pleasant and Union Miles Park. It is fairly new (built in the 2000s) which is quite rare and will likely rent out to a voucher Section 8 tenant for around $1300-$1400. They are asking $100k. Any thoughts on whether I should consider that area or stay away? Will the property be difficult to resell if I wanted to in a year or two? 


 It's the hood. If you want to own a property in the hood, go for it. If you don't, don't.

Thank you for everyone’s input! I have passed on the opportunity but if anyone comes across any similar opportunities in a better area please let me know! 

No because they all just try to sell me their own properties. I need some honest advice not someone trying to sell me something. 

I was presented a property on the corner of 116th and Union Avenue, close to Mt. Pleasant and Union Miles Park. It is fairly new (built in the 2000s) which is quite rare and will likely rent out to a voucher Section 8 tenant for around $1300-$1400. They are asking $100k. Any thoughts on whether I should consider that area or stay away? Will the property be difficult to resell if I wanted to in a year or two?