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Quiz – Winner or Dud? – Choosing the Right Investment
Once you make your connections with lots of good syndicators who have met your screening requirements, you will start receiving offers to participate in investment opportunities on a regular basis. I seem to get several each and every week in my email inbox. Most look too good to pass up, but with so much to choose from, you need to exercise discipline and only choose the best of the best.
The Challenges of Active Real Estate Investing: Tenants, Toilets and Trash
Active real estate investing can be very difficult. This article will make you think twice about taking on such a huge responsibility, especially when you can get the same returns passively through syndications. When actively investing, you are responsible for finding opportunities, financing them, renovating them, and renting them out. Managing your property takes time from you since repairs and maintenance calls are inevitable.
What to Expect During Your Passive Real Estate Investment
Welcome to the world of passive real estate investing. The adventure continues. You have made a decision to invest in a syndication that offers great returns and with a team that you know, like and trust. Will it be a bumpy ride, or will the syndication team execute every aspect of their business plan flawlessly?
A Rewarding Side Hustle – Make an Extra Income Outside of Your Day Job – Without Becoming a Landlord
So… You’re looking for an excellent side hustle and you want to invest in real estate, but do not have the time, energy or knowledge. You have heard that investing in multifamily rentals can be lucrative, if you only had the know-how and a huge down payment. Is there a way? Yes…
Forced Appreciation – How It Works and Why We Like It
Forced appreciation is the increase in the value of an investment property due to an investor’s actions, in this case, making it more profitable. Contrast this with natural appreciation, sometimes called market appreciation, where uncontrollable (by the investor) market forces are at play.
Preferred Return vs. Non-Preferred Return – Which One Should You Pick?
A preferred return is a return that puts you, an investor, in a preferred position when it comes to profit distribution of a project’s cash flow. Money goes to you first when there is a distribution, and until the hurdle of the preferred return is totally met, the syndicator gets nothing. A preferred position is first in line. If a project doesn’t make any money, chances are that you will not receive a return.
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