Investor · Indianapolis, IN · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 756 votes
#2 You’re Okay Having Someone Else Take the Reins
If you’re short on time, but heavy on cash, and want someone else (a professional team) to manage the property while you reap the rewards, you’ve found the right investment.
Passive investing in real estate syndications is much less hands-on than your typical residential real estate rental property, in fact, you’ll probably never see the property in person and won’t be involved in any day-to-day decisions.
You don’t have to be in contact with the broker, monitor the property manager, or receive and decipher between contractors’ bids. Instead, you get a few emails, sign a legal doc or two, and carry on with your life while the checks show up. As a passive investor, you’re a passenger on a plane ride. So, sit back and have a cocktail.
Investor · Batavia, IL · Member since 2014 · 99 posts · 81 votes
5y
Justin,
I think this is an interesting area. Passive investing or outsourced commercial real estate is a great option for someone just getting started in real estate, or someone who doesn't want active involvement. Accessing cash-flowing projects that offer tax advantages as well as a 2X multiple, or an IRR close to 20% can be an attractive alternative to many other options for investing.
I think this is an interesting area. Passive investing or outsourced commercial real estate is a great option for someone just getting started in real estate, or someone who doesn't want active involvement. Accessing cash-flowing projects that offer tax advantages as well as a 2X multiple, or an IRR close to 20% can be an attractive alternative to many other options for investing.
regards,
Joe
Way more than anything you will get in the stock market or your 401k 👍