One of the most common questions that we get asked is, “If I were to invest $50,000 with you today, what kinds of returns should I expect?”

We get it. You want to know how hard real estate syndications can make your money work for you, and how passive real estate investing stacks up to the returns you’re getting through other types of investment vehicles.

In this article, we’ll explore the 3 main criteria you should look into when evaluating projected returns on a potential real estate syndication deal.

Did you know that you could invest in real estate without the headaches of tenants, toilets, and termites? It’s true – you can get all the benefits of investing in real estate, without any of the hassles of being a landlord.

Now let’s break down the differences between being an active or passive real estate investor to help figure out which route is best for you.

Imagine if you had started your day with your usual morning routine and a few hours later you find out you’ve been laid off. For most Americans, that would mean zero income starting tomorrow morning. Now, let’s pretend that during your employment, you leveraged your money. 

As with many things in life, the answer is, you guessed it: It depends. It depends on what your goals are, what your risk tolerance is, and what you are looking to achieve. There are many ways to invest in apartment buildings. This article written by our Managing Partner can better answer this question.