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Justin Goodin
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Diversification in Real Estate Syndications

Justin Goodin
  • Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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One of the biggest reasons investors diversify their real estate investment portfolio is to mitigate risk exposure. The phrase “don’t put all your eggs in one basket” applies directly to this concept, as spreading your investment across a broad spectrum is how investors balance risk and reward in their investment portfolio. 


What I love best about multifamily syndication investing is that it's relatively easy to build a framework around diversification by niche and geography.

  • Niche Diversification - Many investors consider investing in real estate syndications in order to get better diversification within real estate asset classes.
  • Geographic Diversification - Another form of diversification within real estate syndication is geographically. Actively investing out of state can work, but passive investing through syndication deals is ideal for out of state investors looking for better value in top markets.

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