The Passive Real Estate Investing Guide
A starting point for busy professionals who want to invest in cash flowing real estate without becoming a landlord.
For busy professionals. About a 6 minute read.
What passive investing actually means
Passive investing is cash flow received on a regular basis, with little effort required to maintain it. In real estate, that usually means owning a share of a large property alongside other investors, while a professional team handles everything from acquisition to resident move outs.
Most of us were taught that real estate means buying a rental, fixing the toilet, and chasing rent. There is another way, and it is how many institutions and high earning professionals have invested for decades.
What a real estate syndication is
A syndication pools capital from a group of investors to buy a property that none of them would buy alone, such as a 200 unit apartment community. The sponsor (the general partner) finds the deal, secures the loan, executes the business plan, and manages the asset. Investors (the limited partners) contribute capital and receive a share of the cash flow and profits.
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