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Pros and cons of syndication investing

Scott Nguyen
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Investing in a syndication sounds like a good idea, put in some money with to own a much more expensive property, and then get returns on it. What are some pros and cons of investing in a syndication?

Do any investors have any stories (success or failure) with this type of investment?

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@Andrew Angerer I am not sure what you were listening to but most syndications have 60-90% passive investors. The tax advantages are still pass through to the passive investors. 

@Scott Nguyen I have invested in several of these types of deals and the returns/tax losses are great. 

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