5 reasons to invest in real estate syndications
Syndications have benefits that are hard to find elsewhere
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5 reasons to invest in real estate syndications
Welcome back, and Happy Thanksgiving.
I wasn’t sure whether I should release this today, but then I thought … what could be better than talking about syndications over family dinner! In all seriousness, enjoy your weekend and I hope you’ll find time to read this before falling asleep on the couch after the turkey. 😊
In last week’s post, we spoke about protecting an investor’s downside in investing. I also noted that missing the 10 BEST trading days in the stock market (out of a 8,033 day period!) barely doubles your money over a ~22 year period - that is a long time. This illustrates the importance of not staying on the sidelines and investing your capital.
After posting this article, I got the question below. Please continue to send me questions you’re wondering about - it means a lot and I keep track of them to ensure I address them in a later post.
“If it takes so long to get your capital back after losing principal, why should I invest as an LP altogether?”
I think this topic isn’t discussed enough - people who SHOULD be invested as an LP aren’t, while many who SHOULD’T be investing as an LP are invested.. and, at times, overinvested.
Today, we’ll discuss why LP investing should be part of most - but not all - investing strategies.