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Syndication v active investments

Tyler Hampton
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I hear a lot about syndication and putting money to work passively with good sponsors of a large deal. Is it totally passive? I am very interested in owning my own real estate and having the equity in the home, but it is much more active and is certainly risky. Why would I do syndication over active management of my own properties? I assume you can make better return doing your own properties, but it seems like if you can put the same money to work for 8-12% returns without lifting a finger, that would be a better investment anyway. Do you also get equity in the property when you put money in? Not sure how it all works exactly and would appreciate any feedback on which option would be best or any personal experience doing both. Thanks so much!

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