Dustin and Adam tackle a critical topic many passive investors face: recovering from investment losses and knowing when to get back in the market. After reaching out to investors about a new investment opportunity, Adam noticed a pattern: roughly 10% responded that they’d lost money in multiple deals and were writing off entire investment categories as a result. The discussion covers why this reaction, while understandable, often prevents investors from capitalizing on current opportunities, ...
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Dustin and Adam tackle a critical topic many passive investors face: recovering from investment losses and knowing when to get back in the market. After reaching out to investors about a new investment opportunity, Adam noticed a pattern: roughly 10% responded that they’d lost money in multiple deals and were writing off entire investment categories as a result. The discussion covers why this reaction, while understandable, often prevents investors from capitalizing on current opportunities, ...
v1.32 - Decoding GP Fees in Real Estate Syndications
Wealth Independence Podcast
20 minutes
2 months ago
v1.32 - Decoding GP Fees in Real Estate Syndications
Adam and Dustin tackle one of the most misunderstood aspects of private real estate investing: general partner (GP) compensation. If you’ve ever wondered why deal sponsors take 20% of profits or bristled at acquisition fees, this episode dives deep into the economics behind GP fee structures and why they’re actually designed to benefit passive investors (if done correctly). The conversation ranges from real-world examples of fee arrangements, complex waterfall structures that incentivize outp...
Wealth Independence Podcast
Dustin and Adam tackle a critical topic many passive investors face: recovering from investment losses and knowing when to get back in the market. After reaching out to investors about a new investment opportunity, Adam noticed a pattern: roughly 10% responded that they’d lost money in multiple deals and were writing off entire investment categories as a result. The discussion covers why this reaction, while understandable, often prevents investors from capitalizing on current opportunities, ...
