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5 Reasons Real Estate Syndications Can Work For You

September 20, 2022 by Wayne Courreges III Leave a Comment

If you’ve ever experienced owning single-family or multifamily homes, you know that these investments require time and energy.

Investing in residential real estate can be challenging because, typically, you as the investor wear many hats throughout the seemingly never-ending process. Responsibilities include finding the property, funding the deal, renovating the property, interviewing tenants, and even performing maintenance.

The trouble is, it doesn’t stop there. You have to repeat most of the process over again when your tenant’s lease is up.

Why Investing in Multifamily Rentals Can Be a Lot of Work

Let’s look at the pros of multifamily rental rentals first. If one tenants moves out unexpectedly then you have other units that can compensate for the loss. Another pro is that you are only managing one property with multiple tenants as opposed to multiple properties with only one tenant each.

Even if you hire a professional management company to help up with the day-to-day operations such as bookkeeping, maintenance, repairs, income management decisions etc., you’re still basically in charge of overseeing that labor and are back running a small business, which can be overwhelming if you’re already working a full time job.

The Case for Passive Real Estate Investments

There is a fully passive option that is completely handled by a professional sponsor with years of experience and team of key players that will professionally manage your investment capital so you can passively wait for a check to come in.  This will ensure you AVOID the 3 T’s that keep property managers awake at night – Tenants, Toilets, and Termites!

According to Forbes, once investors begin to understand passive commercial real estate investments, it’s common for them to move toward syndications. Here are 5 reasons why Forbes is right:

  1. Investors Save Time

In Real Estate Syndication you’ll be putting money in, collecting cashflow during the holding period determined by the deal sponsor and receiving a profit upon the sale of the property. What would you be doing in the meanwhile? Basically sitting on the sideline rooting for your team passively.

You can forget about laboring to fix up the property after acquisition or perform the day to day maintenance (fixing Toilets, Dealing with Tenants or Termites. The Deal Sponsor and their professional team will work to ensure that the value add plan is executed and that you are receiving your income according to the business model.

  1. Diversify Your Investment Portfolio

Let’s face it, who has the time to become educated and proficient in various markets? It could be a year or longer to become proficient on choosing the right investments, underwriting, and building your team.  Plus there is the time to become educated in various submarkets.

On the other hand, by investing and working directly with an experience deal sponsor you can quickly diversify into various markets and rely on the professional to take care of business while you diversify and mitigate risks.

  1. Tax Free Money! —–You Get a Pass From Uncle Sam

Multi-Family Syndications come with an additional tax benefit, similar to what you would find in personally owned rentals. Your holding income could potentially be Tax FREE through cost segregation! The only taxes you would usually pay are upon the sale of the property at the end of the holding period, mainly due to capital gains.  We always recommend talking to your tax advisor to discuss your personal tax liability.

  1. Your Personal Assets Are Well Protected

By definition Limited Liability means that the losses that owners (shareholders) of a business firm may incur are limited to the amount of capital invested by them in the business and do not extend to their personal assets. So for example if you invested $75,000 through a real estate syndication deal, your liability is limited only to that amount and your personal assets would not be at risk. Your biggest risk would be losing-out on the initial $75,000 that you invested and losses will not be transferable to any other assets.

  1. Changing Lives For The Better

The impact that you can make in the lives of many families is unlike any other in a “for profit business.” You have the privilege and honor of providing dozens or hundreds of families with safe, clean and worthy living facilities. By making notable improvements on the property you are elevating the standards of living for many families and positively impacting the extended neighborhood and community. The very nature of syndications is to find a property that has upside potential, that means that at the end of the holding period you have created better living facilities for those who are raising their families in them.

Conclusion

If you are debating between active and passive real estate investment, consider the above reasons why passive real estate is becoming the new road map to reaching financial independence. The passive investing path is a great way to diversify your portfolio and mitigate risks with the end result of positively impacting many others who live in your units.

About Wayne Courreges III

Based out of Austin, TX, Wayne leads the investment life cycle and investor relations for CREI Partners as the Lead Sponsor and General Partner. CREI Partners is a privately held investment company focused on acquiring multi-family value add opportunities throughout the Austin, San Antonio, and Houston region. Contact Wayne at 512-710-2500 or wayne@creipartners.com for more information on future investment opportunities.

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