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Updated 5 months ago, 07/26/2024

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01/2024 - Thoughts on Syndications / Investment Clubs

Andres Mata
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Hello all!

I have been researching a lot about syndications / investment clubs lately and was getting ready to start investing away, but I have found a couple of posts that mentioned that it might not be the best time to invest in syndications due to the current market conditions (many people mentioning awful returns and many even stopping distributions). I know it's not smart to try and "time the market", but what are your general thoughts on syndications / investment clubs in these current market conditions? I understand that these tend to have a return in 2-3+ years, which I am okay with. 

Am I looking at this all wrong? Any other tips for a new real estate investor? Thanks in advance!

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