Good returns are the hope of every investor, but no investment can guarantee a profit. Even though multifamily investments are considered to be a great addition to a portfolio, nothing can be certain. If you want to find a profitable investment, you need all the facts. While every investment touts a steady ROI, you need … Read more
Many passive real estate investment opportunities are offered to investors through a vehicle known as a “syndication’. Using a term like “syndication” can make the investment process seem intimidating, as few first-time investors understand what syndications are and how they operate.
Real estate, once considered an alternative asset class, has become more mainstream in recent years. Investors are increasingly drawn to real estate given its stability in the face of otherwise dramatic market swings. Passive real estate investing also offers tremendous tax benefits, something that institutional investors have known all along.
Real estate investing has many benefits, from monthly cash flow to appreciation, tax benefits and more. “Buy rental property, then just sit back and collect passive income!”, people are told. A well-intentioned investor who follows that advice might turn around and buy a single-family rental property, only to realize it is a lot more work than they had anticipated.
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Most professionals have trouble accessing passive investment assets due to a shortage of capital, yet they have massive retirement funds locked up in accounts. Are you a healthcare provider or busy professional and would like to access your savings for investment?
Multifamily syndication is a growing niche in the real estate investing world. It grants investors all of the benefits of real estate investing – relatively safe and stable hard assets, inflation hedging, high quarterly distributions, and significant appreciation – without the hassles commonly associated with being a landlord – dealing with tenants, toilets, and trash.
