Clarifying Return ON Capital vs. Return OF Capital In most passive investments, the sponsor commits to paying the investors a specified percentage of their investment per year before …
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You have evaluated the deal metrics of a prospective commercial real estate syndication and you like the deal. What’s next? Ask the sponsor for the offering documents. The …
Indianapolis, Indiana, metro is home to over two million people. It features a growing corporate base, highly educated workforce, world-class sporting events, high-end cultural attractions, as well as …
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Prior to discovering real estate syndications, like many, my idea of passive investing was mutual funds and looking at my statement a few times per year. For most …
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Many real estate investors are aware that high-cash value, or overfunded, life insurance policies are designed to maximize the cash value instead of the death benefit. The cash …
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Disclaimer: Nothing in this post is financial or investment advice in any respect. Technical accuracy has intentionally been sacrificed for the sake of simplicity and relatability. One of …
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If you talk with me about real estate, you will soon find out that I am a huge fan of passively investing in private syndications. However, my initial …
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About a year ago, I wrote a blog post titled “The Inflation-Deflation Debate and What It Means for Real Estate Investors.” One of the questions I raised at …
A few years ago, I sold all of my multifamily properties as well as a few of my single-family turnkey properties. As I was getting ready to sell, …
I recently re-read Rich Dad Poor Dad, one of the top-selling personal finance books of all time and probably the one book that most real estate investors have …
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