In many instances, expenses related to the investment, like loan interest or real estate depreciation, can be deducted from the income produced by the syndicate.

Mortgage Interest Deduction: You can deduct the interest paid on loans used to purchase real estate, reducing your taxable income.

Depreciation: You can claim depreciation on the property over time, leading to lower taxable income.

1031 Exchange: By using a1031 exchange, you can defer capital gains taxes when you sell one investment property and reinvest the proceeds into another.

When the project starts, you'll get a profit share based on your initial investment, allowing you to earn income without actively managing it.

Steady Income Stream: Real estate investments can provide consistent rental income, offering a reliable cash flow.

​Limited Active Management: Many real estate investments can generate income with minimal day-to-day involvement, making it a passive revenue source.

​​Inflation Hedge: Rental income often increases over time, helping to protect against inflation and maintain purchasing power.

As time goes on, the value of the property increases through enhancements to the property and shifts in the market. 

Increased Property Value: Over time, real estate values often appreciate, allowing for potential profit when sold.

Wealth Building: As the asset appreciates, it contributes to your overall net worth and financial stability.

​​Leverage Opportunities: Increased property value can provide opportunities for refinancing or securing additional loans for further investments.