Do you want to achieve financial freedom?

Then passive income is your way toward that goal and real estate syndications fit the bill almost perfectly. That is because, like any other investment, there are pros and cons you need to be aware of first before you dive into it.

Here are three pros and cons of investing in real estate syndications:

PROS ✅

It’s the only true form of passive investing in real estate. Other forms of real estate properties such as single-family homes take up way more time than anyone tells you - syndication is the only real form of passive income in real estate investing.

You can invest in markets that are way beyond your surrounding area - because you don’t have to worry about property management, you can invest way beyond the radius that you usually search for properties within.

Your interests are being represented by an expert - the general partner you invest with most likely knows more than you do and can help you avoid rookie mistakes you would commit if you were to invest in single-family homes alone.

CONS ❌

You have limited control over what happens with the properties. So if you consider yourself to be a control freak, this might not be the best alternative for you.

You’re not as liquid as you can be with other types of investments. Your money is tied up in the syndication for a while and you can’t liquidate it very easily due to a lot of other investors being involved.

To learn more about the pros and cons of syndications and how they compare to single-family if you’re looking to create passive income, tune into the latest episode of The Real Estate Podcast with John Rickergan.

NEW 👉 Episode 94: How to Achieve Financial Freedom With Passive Income With John Rickgarn

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