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  These past few years, real estate media headlines have been filled with a word that is probably familiar to most investors:  syndications, and its cousin, crowdfunding. While syndications have been around for decades, crowdfunding is a more recent phenomenon, introduced by the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act in 2012.  Both syndications and crowdfunding are a way for companies to raise private money for their projects, while offering investors a way to passively participate in deals they might not be a able to do on their own.  With so much money flowing, it’s become increasingly important that you know what you’re doing, so you don’t lose your money (or worse, someone else’s!) I have been to many events lately where I’ve met brand new investors who are now syndicating deals. One man had only been investing in real estate for 3 years and had already raised over $8 million for his latest multifamily project. He was just about to syndicate another one and asked if we could partner. When I asked a fe