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Randall Alan
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Someone educate me on the basic ins and outs of syndication

Randall Alan
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  • Lakeland, FL
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I have 40+ rentals. So I know that game.  I think I get the basics of what syndication is:  In essence, crowd-sourced funding for real estate managed by the syndicator.  I get the upside is they are more hands off... what is the management overhead like to the typical investor.  How do the returns differ versus the straight 'owning rentals' game?  What are the risks to an investor? I'm not a big fan of being out of control of my investments, for fear of losing funds to scams, poor management, high  priced repairs, etc.   Anyone care to give the good / bad / ugly sides of syndication for all of us to know?  

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