Want to invest in real estate but don't have the time? No matter your level of experience, you can outsource your investments with passive syndications
If you don't have time to be in the trenches, you can still add real estate to your investment portfolio. Real estate syndications provide an avenue to invest in real estate without tenants, toilets, or trash--and this comprehensive guide will teach you how to invest in these opportunities the right way.
Syndications are like the stock mutual funds of the real estate world--multiple investors passively invest into a fund, while a manager is responsible for picking the real estate and managing the portfolio. Author Brian Burke, a syndications insider with decades of experience in forming and managing syndication funds, will show you how to evaluate sponsors, opportunities, and offerings so you can pick the right sponsors and achieve the highest odds of a favorable outcome.

Inside, you'll learn:

The practical skills you need to understand income, cash flow projections, and investor waterfalls

How to find syndication investment sponsors--and how to evaluate them for the best possible opportunities

Red flags to avoid and tricks that syndication sponsors don't want you to know

The biggest and most common underwriting mistakes that sponsors make

How various debt options affect risk and return

The important difference between identified asset syndications and blind pool funds

Typical sponsor fees and profit splits

The tax implications of syndication investments

How to measure alignment of interest, judge performance projections, and more