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Author: Terence Critchlow

I have been investing in Real Estate for over 30 years, primarily in small properties,  and only recently found what I consider to be an optimal strategy for busy professionals – investing in syndications to provide passive income streams. This strategy has allowed me to break my dependency on my paycheck without it creating another job. 

I started MBC to share the opportunity with you.

Within MBC, I apply the writing, project management, and organization skills I developed running complex, multi-year, multi-organization software projects in a 20+ year career in tech (culminating as a Principal Technical Program Manager at Amazon) to my real estate investment projects. 

In particular, I focus on cash flowing real estate with partners that have demonstrated a strong track record. I mainly invest in a small number of asset classes and target markets.

For more details about me, connect with me on LinkedIn. 

Check out our newsletters for details on why I love syndications. If you have any questions, reach out at info@mbc-rei.com 

Recent Newsletter Articles

  • Hands off investor book review

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    Terence Critchlow

    I am often asked if I can recommend a book for a Limited Partner to gain a better understanding of syndications, including how to better understand a deal. I am happy report that I finally found a book that I can whole-heartedly endorse as a great introduction to syndications for LPs: The Hands-Off Investor, by…

  • Deep dive on our values: Reliability

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    Terence Critchlow

    MBC Real Estate Investing is built on 4 core values: abundance, freedom, community, and reliability [1]. I want to go a little deeper into what these values mean to us, so that you have a better idea of whether or not our views align with yours. I believe that understand someone’s values is important to…

  • Deep dive on our values: Community

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    Terence Critchlow

    MBC Real Estate Investing is built on 4 core values: abundance, freedom, community, and reliability [1]. I want to go a little deeper into what these values mean to us, so that you have a better idea of whether or not our views align with yours. I believe that understand someone’s values is important to…

  • Deep dive on our values: Freedom

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    Terence Critchlow

    MBC Real Estate Investing is built on 4 core values: abundance, freedom, community, and reliability [1]. I want to go a little deeper into what these values mean to us, so that you have a better idea of whether or not our views align with yours. I believe that understand someone’s values is important to…

  • Deep dive on our values: Abundance

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    Terence Critchlow

    MBC Real Estate Investing is built on 4 core values: abundance, freedom, community, and reliability [1]. I want to go a little deeper into what these values mean to us, so that you have a better idea of whether or not our views align with yours. I believe that understand someone’s values is important to…

  • How do you know who to take advice from?

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    Terence Critchlow

    A question I got recently from another syndicator is “Who do you go to for unbiased retirement investing advice?”

  • Key differences between REITs and syndications

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    Terence Critchlow

    At a high level, syndications comprising multiple properties look an awful lot like REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) so a reasonable question is why would you invest in a syndication, where your money is locked up for years, when you could invest in real estate through a REIT instead.

  • Book Review – 10x is easier than 2x

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    Terence Critchlow

    Grant Cardone made thinking 10x bigger popular with his book “The 10x Rule” [1] back in 2011. However, he focused on the mindset that you need to reach these seemingly impossible goals. Building on this idea, and providing some additional insight into how to actually make this work, Dan Sullivan and Benjamin Hardy published “10x…

  • What we look for in our investors

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    Terence Critchlow

    You already know that not all investments are right for all investors. That also means that not all investors are right for a specific investment.