Day: November 1, 2021

Updated July 29, 2022. Whether or not you have a background in real estate investing, commercial or residential, is irrelevant. There are just things you need to know about syndications that are different than any other type of deal you’ve likely been involved in or had exposure to. Your grandpa owned a few rental properties?…

Updated July 29, 2022. You’ve been devouring all the information possible and have nearly become enamored with the power of passively investing in real estate syndications. How could you not? The ability to invest in real, physical assets without being a landlord, getting a share of the majority returns, and reaping amazing tax benefits is…

Let me ask you a question. What first interested you in real estate syndications? Most likely, it was the potential to put your hard-earned money to work for you to create a good return and thus grow your wealth over time. And in fact, that’s the number one question that most of our investors ask…

Imagine spotting an old bookshelf sitting out on the curb. You pull over to check it out, and since it’s in good shape, you proceed to lug it home and give it a fresh coat of paint. A few years later, you sell the shelf to someone else who claims to have the perfect spot…

Have you ever heard about or explored the opportunity to sponsor a child through a non-profit program such as Children Internationa​    l?​ Contributions through these organizations change children’s lives exponentially in areas of health, education, and even safety. As you may know, when you choose to help a child through such programs, you receive updates about the child…

Before you’re fully committed to and after you’ve become interested in a real estate syndication, you need to know several details about actually investing in these deals. The process of investing in a real estate syndication is very different than picking a stock or a mutual fund online. Furthermore, unlike typical investment properties, there are…

Once you choose a real estate syndication deal, sign the PPM (private placement memorandum), and send in your funds, you have very little control over the performance of the asset. You’re truly a passive investor at that point and must fully trust the sponsor team to manage the daily operations effectively, execute the business plan,…

Many real estate investors “get their feet wet” through some form of residential real estate. Whether those initial investments are flips, standard rental homes, or even duplexes, that’s a great start. But we recently met someone who’d been in the real estate investing game for over 10 years and had never heard of a “real…