Good morning everyone, I am looking to raise capital for a 12 door apartment building in Lakeland Fl. I am asking for $400,000.00 (this is for down payment, closing costs, holding costs, and minor renovations) at 15% interest or profit split of 30%. Please let me know if you’re interested in details.

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Good morning everyone, I have been holding this big check! Can anyone tell me what I should purchase? Should I buy an apartment building? I was thinking maybe it’s time to retire? Let me know your thoughts, have a great weekend.