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Brandon Riahi
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  • Dallas, TX
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Syndications how to find them, Vett them and tiing

Brandon Riahi
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
Posted

Hello All,

We are trying to branch out from SFRs and dealing with tenant and tenant issues with passive investments. We have been looking at investing in to syndications but are having trouble getting to a point where we can pull the trigger. Wonder if folks in the "know" could help with their knowledge:

1. With such a run up in the markets, and the longer time frame of syndication deals, is this exactly the wrong time to look at syndications ?

2. Where do you find "good" syndicators? there are a ton online but its hard to choose one and feel safe.

3. Any other advice on what to expect, look for, type of returns vs risk

Thanks,

Brandon

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