Investing in Passive Real Estate Syndications

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Investing in Passive Real Estate Syndications

52 mins

Real estate syndications can give investors access to larger real estate opportunities without taking on the day-to-day responsibilities of ownership. But before investing passively, it’s important to understand how syndications work, who is managing the investment, and what factors can make or break a deal.

In this 52-minute course, Brian Burke, President and CEO of Praxis Capital, walks through the fundamentals of passive real estate syndications and explains what investors should evaluate before getting involved. Burke brings 34+ years of real estate investment experience, with $800M+ in real estate acquired.

Course Sections Include:

What Is a Syndication?
Learn the basic structure of a real estate syndication, how investors pool capital, and the role of the sponsor in managing the investment opportunity.

Leveraging the Sponsor
Understand how passive investors rely on the sponsor’s time, knowledge, team, experience, contacts, systems, financial strength, and market research to help identify and manage investment opportunities.

5 Things to Look For, 1 Thing to Avoid
Discover the key areas investors should review before investing, including the sponsor’s team, investor suitability, market conditions, real estate quality, and deal assumptions. Brian also explains why investors should avoid “shiny object syndrome” when evaluating opportunities.

By the end of this course, you’ll have a clearer understanding of how passive real estate syndications work, what questions to ask, and how to better evaluate opportunities before investing.


  • Brian Burke

    Brian Burke

    President and CEO of Praxis Capital

    - 34+ Years of real estate investment experience - 4,000+ Multifamily units - 700+ single-family homes - $800 Million + real estate acquired - $2 Billion lent to real estate investors - 2,000+ Passive investors, 40+ investor offerings



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