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Real Estate Syndications: Spark Rental

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Hey everyone, 

I'm interested in RE syndications, but I'm quite cautious because I don't want to incur any scams. And I don't know how to start any on my own at the moment. However, I attended an RE meetup and learned about this company called Spark Rental (https://sparkrental.com/coinvesting/?utm_source=SparkRental+...). If anyone is currently investing with this company or know more about it, please comment below or PM me because I don't want to jump into anything that would cause me to lose money. 


Thanx in advance :) 

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Todd Dexheimer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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Todd Dexheimer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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Spark is an investment club not a GP/Syndicator. You sign up for their group and you get access to deals that they are interested in. The group then decides if they want to invest. They don't run the investment as the GP, they invest passively as a group as an LP. 

If you want to learn more, I recently had Brian Davis on my podcast Pillars of Wealth Creation, where he explained what the group is all about. 

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