Blue Lake Capital
Are we in a recession or headed into one? Will the Fed really keep raising rates all year? Will rents go down in 2023 instead of up? Will distressed sellers have to give up great properties at low prices? The list of unknowns for syndication investors is long and growing
Fees
As a limited partner, you get a lot of advantages: no hassles from the three Ts (tenants, toilets, termites), no handling of non-paying tenants (managing evictions), and just the upside of the cash flow and gains on disposition or refinancing. So what do the syndicators get? Answer: All that and
Capital Call
If you have been reading this blog, you'll know that we have actively invested in dozens of real estate syndications. Our investments are mostly in multifamily apartment complexes but we have exposure to a few other asset classes as well, including self-storage, hotels, office, and parking. Our portfolio
Risks
If real estate syndications are so great, why isn't everyone piling into them? Let's be honest: it's a pretty small niche of the investing universe. So there must be good reasons why other people are not jumping in to syndications with both feet. Here