As a real estate investor, you have a few different options when it comes to building your portfolio. One option is to buy a single property outright, whether it be a rental property, a flip, or a vacation home. This can be a great way to get started in real estate investing but may not be the most scalable option in the long run.


Enter real estate syndications.


A syndication is a joint venture between a group of investors and a sponsor (or general partner). The investors, or limited partners, provide the capital. The sponsor handles management and makes strategic decisions on behalf of the group.


What are the benefits of investing in a syndication?

Professional management: A profession sponsor will lead the syndication. The sponsor has experience in the real estate industry. This can be especially valuable if you don't have the time or knowledge to manage a property yourself.

Diversification: Investing in a single property can be risky. You are putting your eggs in one basket. In syndication, you spread out your risk across properties and asset classes.

Passive income: Making money while you sleep is the goal of real estate investing. In syndication, you have earn passive income without the headaches.

Leverage: Bigger deals are better. In syndication, you leverage the capital of other investors to access larger deals.

Speed: Buying a single property can be a time-consuming process. This can make it difficult to scale. In syndication, you diversify without going through the process of underwriting deals.

In summary, investing in a real estate syndication offers many benefits. Professional management, diversification, passive income, leverage, and scalability, give syndications their edge.