by Greg Butcher | Feb 20, 2023 | Investing Process, Passive Investing, Real Estate Investing 101
As a new passive investor or someone interested in becoming one, you’re likely hitting a steep learning curve. There are many terms, deal structures, and markets to learn about along your journey toward investing in your first real estate syndication deal. Among... 
by Greg Butcher | Feb 6, 2023 | Investing Process, Passive Investing, Real Estate Investing 101
The current interest rate environment is causing investors to scrutinize each deal more than they have in the past. This change in scrutiny is due to the fact that interest rates are higher than we’ve seen in the recent past, and investors are uncertain how long... 
by Greg Butcher | Jan 24, 2023 | Investing Process, Passive Investing, Real Estate Investing 101
Inflation can be a significant force in the market, affecting asset prices and investment returns. It’s vital for real estate investors to understand and consider inflation when making investment decisions. Current Debt Market Interest Rates It isn’t in our... 
by Greg Butcher | Jan 10, 2023 | Investing Process, Passive Investing, Real Estate Investing 101
Let me ask you a question. What first interested you in real estate syndications? Most likely, it was the potential to put your hard-earned money to work for you to create a good return and thus grow your wealth over time. And in fact, that’s the number one question... 
by Greg Butcher | Dec 27, 2022 | Investing Process, Passive Investing, Real Estate Investing 101
When selling or buying a home, you often interview multiple real estate agents before you decide on the right one. A real estate agent who focuses on rural areas may not be the best fit for someone who is looking for a large neighborhood with a pool. You need to do... 
by Greg Butcher | Dec 13, 2022 | Investing Process, Passive Investing, Real Estate Investing 101
Generally, a recession means a significant slowdown in industrial and trade activity. Which in turn leads to an uptick in unemployment, a downturn in real estate values, lower investment values and economic activity, a falling stock market, and eventually a dip in...
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