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Omar Khan
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  • Las Vegas, NV
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Passively investing or holding onto cash?

Omar Khan
  • Investor
  • Las Vegas, NV
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I've been a sideline student of real estate for many years but I'm hoping to take the leap into passive real estate investments in the near future. After much research and consideration, I've decided that I don't have the time to be an active real estate investor, and I've been researching various passive investment opportunities. I'm an accredited investor sitting on a chunk of cash, but I'm hesitant to tie up large amounts of money with the uncertainty of the economic outlook with the pandemic. 

I'm curious what others here in similar situations are doing at the moment. There seems to be many syndication opportunities on the crowdfunding sites, but I'm finding it difficult to assess the projections. 

I've learned a ton from others on this site as well as a lot from www.therealestatecrowdfundingreview.com's Guide's and Tutorials, but if you have other resources to learn more about passive real estate investing, I would be grateful for the input. 

Omar


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