Syndications are a great way to alleviate the financial burden for property management, and can be quite profitable. How do syndications work and where do you even get started? Gwenn and Jeremy are joined by AJ Shepard, the co-owner of Uptown Properties, where they have made numerous syndication deals over the past decade. He shares what property management syndications can do to increase investor profitability and reduce your financial risk.
AJ Shepard is the co-owner of Uptown Properties in Portland and also a licensed contractor in Oregon. His experience in real estate starts more than 12 years ago in the contracting business. Finding his passion in real estate and construction management has created an avenue for his companies to help provide all services necessary to their clients. Knowing the trade and the ability to manage many allows for streamlined maintenance of the investors’ property at a reduced cost.
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