Sam Taube

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282 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 3 Sep

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Syndication deals are not necessarily vetted and regulated as strictly as publicly traded investment companies and funds are.
And so there is a lot more of a risk that the apartment building never gets built or, you know, just the project completely goes to zero and the investors lose everything.
And we'll talk a little later about how some of these online platforms
have come under fire in recent years for kind of underplaying that risk to investors.
Well, you actually need millions of dollars in some cases.
Typically, real estate syndication is only open to accredited investors.
And that's someone who has a net worth of at least one million, not counting their primary residence, or an annual income of at least two hundred thousand dollars for a single taxpayer or three hundred thousand dollars for a married taxpayer.
I think that defenders of those rules would say that, you know, it's supposed to be kind of protecting people who don't have as much from losing their shirt on this, but it does definitely lock us normal folks out of a lot of different
types of investment opportunities.
Yeah.
It's patronizing, but that's
give my two cents on that.
One of the platforms we review, FundRise, has some options that are open to non-accredited investors, but if you're looking at a private deal, you you need to meet those thresholds.
Yeah, the online platforms kind of simplify the process of like keeping track of your investment and keeping the paperwork together.
That's one of the main benefits of going through these online platforms.
But otherwise, that's pretty much all the responsibility of
the sponsor, which is part of the reason why it's so important to ask the sponsor about how things are going to work, what their track record is.
They don't just have your money in their hands, they also kind of are wholly responsible for keeping the process organized and keeping you informed.
A caveat that we have to give is, you know, it's a good idea to talk to an advisor about uh real estate decisions like this.
What I can talk about is kind of the statistics here.
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