There are many ways to finance a self storage deal. You can bring your own money, leverage your own assets, or enlist the help of others, like investors, banks, and even the sellers themselves.

Today we're talking about two of the most common ways to finance a storage facility: Funds and Syndications.

Funds pool together capital to invest across a series of investments or properties, such as a portfolio, hence diversifying the capital you invest.

Syndications aggregate a group of investors together to "crowd-finance" a single property or deal, but allows for more parties to help manage or secure deals, especially larger ones.

We're breaking down what you need to know BOTH as an investor AND a sponsor. What are the pros and cons of each?

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189. Funds vs Syndications: Pros & Cons