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Sherry Varg
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Syndicated Lending - Amounts

Sherry Varg
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NJ (nj)
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Hi Everyone! Looking to learn more about passive investing / syndicated lending . It seems like the typical minimum for investments are 100K. Are there credible syndicator that accept less than this amount if someone just wants to invest a smaller amount to “test the waters” ? Or is this a dive head first type of an investment ? Any advice is appreciated

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Paul Moore
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Paul Moore
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Hi @Sherry Varg. Agreed, $50k is probably the most common minimum.  I recommend you check out @Brian Burke’s outstanding book, The Hands-Off Investor to learn tactics for vetting syndicators. Happy Investing!  

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