Forge Five: Short, Smart, Simple

Hi All!

It’s safe to assume that you signed up for this newsletter because you want to change your life and kickstart your journey investing in CRE, right?

And if you’re just starting out and looking to learn the next steps to actually get started, it can seem very overwhelming, especially with all of the great information out there.

If you are ready to take next steps and want to learn about opportunities, get on my calendar so we can talk. HERE

Get ready to dive into the next 5 newsletters, where we'll unveil the 5 mind-blowing levels of success in real estate that you've never even imagined! This series is your golden ticket to discovering the incredible opportunities waiting for you and your loved ones. If you missed this on LinkedIn, I'm thrilled to emphasize it here because it's truly that eye-opening!

PART 2:

There are 5 levels of success in real estate you’ve never heard about.

Follow along in this newsletter each week as I describe each level and its pros and cons.
 
These are the levels of active, real estate entrepreneurs trying to create massive wealth in a way that’s nearly impossible in any other industry.

Level 2: Syndicator
- Syndicators pool together investor capital to acquire larger properties or businesses
- Syndicators get paid big money to do this.
- You can run small, sub $50M syndicated funds, which I count as level 2.
- It's the most accessible path for newer real estate owner-operators to become wealthy.

Syndication is all about 𝗽𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗻𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 with investors to create value.

Pros:
- You can raise other people's money legally and ethically
- You can buy big properties with big returns without much of your own money
- You can partner with others who know more than you
- You can get paid big money to syndicate if you do it right

Yes. You can get paid money to raise money and buy real estate with other people’s money.

When I tell people this, many think it’s a lie. It’s not.

Cons:
- If you follow the typical program that many of the top syndication coaches recommend, you'll make a lot of money but still go broke
- Every new investor is a liability and a responsibility, which isn't a con.  However, you have a fiduciary duty to perform, communicate, and to respond to them.  If you screw this up, it becomes very bad very quickly, which is a con.
- If you don't abide by the SEC rules and regulations, you can go to prison and I hear prison sucks, so don't do that.  Follow the rules and never, ever skirt them.

Syndication has been around for hundreds of years.

In fact, big $ billion-dollar deals are syndicated by massive institutions and family offices in higher levels of real estate success, which I'll share later this week.

But the average real estate investor has no idea.

Syndication is just level 2.  There are still 3 more to go.

Have you ever heard of syndication?  What other pros and cons are there that I didn't share?  Drop those in the comments on my Facebook or LinkedIn..

Next week, we'll talk level 3, which is a different trajectory that most syndicators don't know about, and it was life changing when we took that step.

If you are ready to take next steps and want to learn about opportunities, get on my calendar so we can talk. HERE

To your success,
Ryan

NOTE: This 5-part series is from Sam Sells of SyndicationLaunch.com.