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Justin Goodin
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Reason #1 Real Estate Syndications May Be Right For You

Justin Goodin
  • Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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#1 You Have More Than $50K of “Play” Money

While there are some real estate investment platforms that will accept smaller investment amounts, most private real estate syndications begin at a minimum investment of $50,000.

Ensure you have the minimum investment of $50,000, plus your standard emergency fund, plus any other savings for your life’s aspirations. Think about it - a new car, fluffy retirement savings, this year’s vacation to Cabo, and college education funds, to list a few.

Of course, there are lots of contingencies in place in syndications, but if you aren’t prepared to lose your investment in its entirety and be okay financially, then syndications may not be your jam...yet. You might want to head back to the drawing board with some serious savings plans and re-visit real estate syndications in a year or two.

On the other hand, if you have all the potential cash-needing scenarios covered with stacked savings, by all means, invest with confidence!