Ginny Bolling explains real-estate syndication as a team of active managers and passive investors who buy assets and split profits. She clears up misconceptions: you don't need $500k to $1M to start, you can invest using a 401(k), and passive investors can live in a unit.
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I fell in love with the syndication model. Right? So the syndication model is basically it's a team of investors. You have the team that's managing the property. You have the passive team. You work together to acquire this asset and then split the profits at the end. And I thought that I needed half a million or a million dollars to be a part owner of an apartment building. I thought it was outside of my grasp, but when I looked into it more, I fell in love with it. And the first three questions that I asked like, okay, so can I use my 401k to invest? Absolutely. Because I don't have a lot of cash sitting in the background. Can I use my 401? Like, yes, absolutely. Second is like, are you sure that I don't need half a million dollars to be a part owner? He's absolutely. And are you also saying that I can stay in one of the units there and live for free?