Keep it simple in the beginning. Buy something, like an index fund, and hold. Educate yourself in the meantime and elevate your risk tolerance over time.

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There are many interesting stocks in many industries that you might follow. You don't have to act on every forecast, so I'll suggest that you work with a financial advisor who can help you choose the best times to purchase and sell stocks.

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@@MarcelPhilips That's impressive! I could really use the expertise of these advisors. how can I get to your advisor?

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@@MarcelPhilips I Found her online page by searching her full name, I wrote her an email and scheduled a call, hopefully she responds

Yep. Do syndications outside of IRAs, and do REITs inside IRAs.

@@asterisk911 That is a great way to put it.

Grateful to have you here, @jeremyb239! Let us know if we can help with anything as far as answering questions, sharing investment opportunities, etc. Always happy to help!

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I see what you did there, KC! 🤓 We are always working on cooking up great deals. Omelette you know when we get the next one. 😜 As for the tax advantages, I'm glad to hear you have a call scheduled with Julie. She'll definitely be able to answer your questions. In the meantime, you can get a head start by checking out this blog post: www.goodegginvestments.com/post/taxes

Thank you for your comment! We completely agree that a sponsor's track record is important. Until you have a solid track record behind you, you could consider partnering with another sponsor to build that experience. Feel free to reach out to us as we offer mentoring as well to help capital raisers such as yourself get started. portal.goodegginvestments.com/real-estate-accelerator

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Hi! Thanks for the comment. Please reach out to investorrelations@goodegginvestments.com with this question and they'll be able to help out. Thanks!

Oh my, we love those egg puns!

Great question! You're absolutely right - anyone can make a deal look good on paper. That's why you've got to do your own due diligence as a passive investor. First and foremost, rely on the sponsor's track record. Dig into their current portfolio, how long they've been doing this, the performance of their current deals, and whether they've exited any deals. Beyond that, dig into the financials to make sure the underwriting is conservative, that there are multiple exit strategies, and that there are plenty of reserves going into the deal.

Thanks for the response and I hope you've found value in the information! You can find other companies that are out there by doing a google search for real estate syndications and see what pops up. Best wishes with your investing journey!

Thanks for reaching out! We've successfully syndicated 40 deals over the last 5 years, across $1.3B+ in assets, and we've successfully exited 20 deals. We'd love to help you get started with syndicating your own deals. A great place to start is with our Real Estate Accelerator program, where we give you the exact system we've built, branded for your target audience, so you can start to raise capital and syndicate your own deals. It's like a business in a box and the fastest and most effective way to get started. To learn more and apply, go to: goodegginvestments.com/realestateaccelerator

Good for you for rolling up your sleeves to educate yourself and do your own due diligence! This is the best way to protect your own investment and make sure that your money is working for you to reach your goals. My advice would be to get as much practice as possible looking through investment opportunities, to really get a sense of the nuances between the deals, markets, and teams. You'll get a sense of your comfort level, the returns you're looking for, and your risk tolerance. If you want to look at some of our current and previous deals, you can sign up for the Goodegg Investor Club, and we can chat further --> goodegginvestments.com/invest You can also find more resources about vetting potential deals on our blog; articles like this one: goodegginvestments.com/blog/how-to-decode-a-new-investment-opportunity-in-under-5-minutes/

@@GoodeggInvestments Thanks. Are you guys only handling investors relation portion of the deal in some else's syndications?

Thanks for the comment. Every deal is different and there's no specific percentage each time

Hi Tommy, thanks for reaching out! It's great to hear that you're interested in real estate syndications. If you're interested in potentially investing alongside us in the real estate syndications we do, you can go to goodegginvestments.com/invest to learn more. Hope that helps!

Great question! If you're interested in learning more about investing alongside us in the syndications we do, you can learn more and sign up at goodegginvestments.com/invest. Outside of that, we highly recommend networking and conferences as a great way to find syndicators and syndication opportunities. You can also look into various forums, Facebook groups, and BiggerPockets to find syndicators. Hope that helps!

I’m interested.

@@Hira12531 Fantastic! Just go to goodegginvestments.com/invest to join the Goodegg Investor Club and get access to our offerings. Or, you can go to goodegginvestments.com/deals to see our current open deals. Looking forward to potentially partnering with you!

@Sarah - can you elaborate on your question and provide a bit more context so we can be sure to give you the info you're looking for?

You're right - investing in real estate syndications doesn't come without a learning curve and some work you'll need to do to educate yourself, learn about the risks, practice reviewing deals, and connect with sponsors to find investment opportunities. However, once you get familiar with this space, establish those connections, and start investing, I think you'll find that it is indeed much easier than investing in a rental property.

Generally you can't do it unless you have a $1 million net worth not counting the equity in your primary residence, or earn $200,000 per year for a couple of years in a row with reasonable expectation of continuing to earn that in the future (the number is $300,000 if with a spouse).