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REIT VS. SYNDICATION: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE

REITs and syndications are both types of real estate investments. REITs and syndications have a lot in common.

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REIT VS. SYNDICATION: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE

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  1. REIT VS. SYNDICATION: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE https://www.cherifmedawar.com/reit-vs-syndication-the-ultimate-guide/

  2. INDEX • What Is a REIT? • What Is a Syndication? • How Does Real Estate Syndication Works • Differences between REIT and Real Estate Syndications • REITS Vs. Syndication: which is better Investment?

  3. What Is a REIT? REIT stands for “real estate investment trust.” REITs are companies that pool investor funds to purchase real estate assets like office buildings, apartments, and hotels. These properties are owned by the REIT and rented out to tenants. Investors receive a payout based on the property’s performance and an ownership stake in the company.

  4. What Is a Syndication? Syndication is an agreement between multiple investors and one or more property owners. In this agreement, each investor puts a certain amount of money into the deal in exchange for a share of ownership in the project, a specific project with a specific capital raise and end date. The Syndicator then raises and pools funding for the project and oversees its development and construction. Once the project is completed and sold, profits from the sale go back to investors based on their percentage of ownership and set terms of the syndication. 

  5. How Does Real Estate Syndication Works Investors pool together money and use it to purchase properties that meet certain criteria determined by the syndicator or manager of the deal. In some cases the manager then finds tenants for these properties who will pay rent on time every month, allowing investors to collect their share of the profits from renting out these units. 

  6. Differences between REIT and Real Estate Syndications

  7. REITS Vs. Syndication: which is better Investment? Some investors prefer real estate syndications because they can choose specific properties and locations, while others prefer REITs because they offer more diversification and liquidity. Real estate syndications tend to have higher fees than REITs but give investors more control over the properties that they invest in. In addition, many people who participate in real estate syndications are able to profit from doing so without having to pay capital gains taxes on their earnings as long as they hold onto their shares for more than 12 months after purchasing them.

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