Tag: Investors
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Duplex vs Syndication: Why a $50,000 Investment Shines in Syndication
Investing $50,000 in real estate can open doors to wealth-building, but the vehicle you choose matters. A duplex purchase and a real estate syndication offer distinct paths, each with merits. However, syndication often emerges as the superior choice for investors seeking diversification, passive income, and scalability. Let’s compare the two and highlight why syndication stands…
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When Diversification Gets Real
There was a stretch a few years ago when I stopped checking my retirement accounts. Not for strategic reasons, mind you—I just couldn’t stomach watching red numbers bleed across the screen. The market was throwing a tantrum, and my carefully balanced mix of stocks and funds was looking less like a financial plan and more…
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Why California Tech Professionals Are Investing in North Carolina
As the global epicenter of innovation, California—especially Silicon Valley—has long been the playground for tech visionaries. But a new narrative is taking shape. More and more, California tech professionals are looking east—toward North Carolina—for growth, diversification, and long-term opportunity. Here’s why savvy West Coast investors are planting stakes in the Tar Heel State—and why now…
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Demonizing Private Equity Won’t Solve Raleigh’s Housing Crisis
Private equity firms now own 35% of apartment units in Raleigh-Cary, and the recent sale of Peace Street Apartments for $152 million to Cortland has reignited criticism. The story goes: large investors are pushing out locals, jacking up rents, and harming communities. But this narrative, while emotionally charged, misses the larger economic picture. Private equity…