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Lucrative Tax Benefits of Real Estate Syndication
January 18, 2024
Lucrative Tax Benefits of Real Estate Syndication

Learn about the lucrative tax benefits to investing in real estate syndications on our blog. We explain deductions, depreciation, capital gains, and more...

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Wealthy People Make Different Choices With Their Money Than The Rest Of Us
January 27, 2023
Wealthy People Make Different Choices With Their Money Than The Rest Of Us

Building wealth and achieving financial independence is like losing weight or quitting smoking. It is simple, but not easy. The first requirement of building wealth is to know the difference between assets and liabilities.

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Are You an Accredited Investor And Why Does It Matter?
January 27, 2023
Are You an Accredited Investor And Why Does It Matter?

When you buy an apartment building with a syndicator, you are not buying real estate. You buy a security. Yes, a security. Sound strange? Perhaps. The reason you buy a security is that the syndicator creates an LLC (Limited Liability Company) which they manage.

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