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Here are seven main things I think every passive investor in a real estate syndication should know about taxes:

The tax code favors real estate investors.

As a passive investor, you get all the tax benefits an active investor gets.

Depreciation is really powerful.

Cost segregation is depreciation on steroids.

Capital gains and depreciation recapture are things you should plan for.

1031 exchanges are amazing.

Investment Summary At A Glance

Even though every investment summary is different, there are some basic elements that are pretty common across all multifamily real estate syndication investment summaries:

Project name (often the name of the apartment complex)

Photos of the property and area

Overview of the submarket

Overview of the deal

Details of the business plan

Projected returns and exit strategies

Detailed numbers and analyses

Step 1: Get a Macro View of Where You Are

First things first. Before you decide on where to plunk your money down, you need to take a step back to assess where you are in life and your financial journey, and what you hope to achieve through investing in real estate.

What is a real estate syndication?

In the simplest sense, a syndication is a group investment. A group of investors pools their money to invest in something together. In the case of a real estate syndication, investors come together to invest in commercial real estate assets, like apartment complexes, self-storage buildings, and mobile home parks.

The beauty of a real estate syndication is that you can leverage other people’s time, energy, and expertise.

These power partners share with us:

✔ Why they decided to leave very successful long term corporate careers to become full time multifamily real estate investors (and what they brought with them to help them be successful running their own business)

✔ What are they looking for when they are looking for multifamily deals in the market right now

✔ How they prevent bottlenecks in their growth by having a clear hiring strategy and having clear written goals

Key Insights:

00:00 Introduction

02:36 Being your own boss

05:57 Transitioning from single family to multi-family

08:17 Saving the major part from W-2 job for real estate investment

11:13 Challenges figured out with multi-family investment

14:20 Tips on selecting the best project for passive investor

20:00 Changing strategies according to the state of economy

22:33 Being persistent is the secret

25:00 Criteria today to buy the property

Agostino gives us insight into:

✔️Why he walked away from his 6 figure C level career to go into real estate full time because of his single family home investments

✔️What drove him to focus his real estate business more on development than purchasing stabilized assets

✔️How he takes into account what is happening in the economy in the long term and short term to establish his investing strategy

Started her first business in 1990 and eventually found her path to financial independence through real estate investing after an accident changed her life. She has found her personal mission in helping those who seek growth and want to live life to the fullest.

In this episode, Deborah shares:

✔️ How an accident changed her outlook on income and building wealth

✔️ Why she focuses on passive income as the core component of her investment philosophy

Tracy is a full time flipper, landlord, and rehabber with an expertise in distressed real estate. She is passionate about sharing her story on how she has built her own business and brand in real estate to further her path to financial independence.

Connect with Tracy on Instagram and TikTok @royceofrealestate

Elisa Zhang is the owner and principal of over $450M in multifamily apartment buildings. She is also a mother of two kids, an artist, an educator, and the breadwinher of her family.

Chelsea is an ex hedge fund manager and the Founder of Smart Money Mamas, helping the current and next generation of women create healthy money habits that allow them to achieve their goals.

Learn more about Chelsea and her business at https://smartmoneymamas.com/

SELLING YOUR EARTHQUAKE DAMAGED HOUSE

MORTGAGEE SALE RESCUE: IT IS NOT TOO LATE TO SAVE THE EQUITY IN YOUR HOME!

AVOIDING A MORTGAGEE SALE THE SMART AWAY

How to quickly sell a damaged house as-is?

You don’t need to worry any more. We at WeBuyProperties.co.nz deal into such properties. In this type of situation when a property cannot be used or sold, we buy them outright, if they meet the criteria. We buy the property in no time and work on rebuilding them. Because it usually ends up taking a lot of time and expenses to rebuild a property, owners generally sell them to us at a fair value.

Now the question is:

Why you should consider selling your damaged property as-is?

How to sell a damaged house as-is and fast?

Here are the five tips to help.

You sell your damaged house without breaking the bank. As long as there are no structural or safety issues to worry about you can take a breath you are in good shape.

1. The first thing you have to do is look at the buyer pool in your area. There are three types of buyers willing to take on a house that needs work.

Three Main Criteria

If you’ve ever seen an investment summary for a real estate syndication, you know that there are a TON of facts and figures in there.

Each metric has its merits and tells you a certain something about the asset and the deal at hand. When doing our quick synopsis of a deal, we look at three main criteria:

Projected hold time

Projected cash-on-cash returns