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Passive Investing and Syndication Resources & Strategies

Brett Aquila
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I own and operate a successful business and I'd like to branch off into real estate as a passive investor, possibly in syndication. I have money to invest but I don't want to spend my time doing things like scouting for deals, managing tenants, or rehabbing properties. Basically, I'd like to be the bank. 

I don't want to be "too passive" and just invest blindly in REITs or anything like that. I'd like to own assets. 

Right now I'm focused on educating myself and networking with potential partners.  

I'd love some advice on strategies I should consider, ways of building out a network of partners and syndicates, and some exceptional books on financing strategies. I'm about to start with the book "The Hands-Off Investor" recommended here on BP.  

Any advice on great books I should read? 

What is the best way to get started with networking? 

All advice welcome!

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