You can certainly achieve many of your investment objectives w/syndication investing, such as diversification, risk mitigation, tax planning, etc. 

@Jesus Minier : that's what I would think - diversification is good.

It's a no brainer, especially if your an income diversification guy.

., as others have pointed out, if you’re looking to take a more passive role in your real estate and want the benefits of diversification there are funds (small portfolios of properties) available to accredited investors that are designed to allow investors the opportunity for ownership of institutional investment grade property that is occupied by regional, national, and Fortune 500 credited companies. 

Industry/company diversification and longevity are some of the main things to look for when evaluating a market.

You'll want to save that money for reserves or other investments for a little portfolio diversification.  

He talks real big on diversification and education.  

at this time in the cycle it might be best to become the bank.. you have less risk because your loan is for far less than market value and your rate of return is fixed and generally as good if not better than owning the asset.of course no appreciation but if you think the market is going to correct then appreciation wont happen.in the mean time you can be collecting far more than 100 a month with the same cash investment while you wait it out.keep in mind unless a property is sold in cash.. it takes two to tango  one Equity ( buyer )  one debt ( bank) you be the bank instead of sitting there doing nothing.. at least a small diversification..

The less you know about investing the more impoortant diversification is.

But it doesn't allow me the financial freedom I'm seeking in the short term and I feel like I need more diversification.