Venus Capital offers both fund-based and project-specific syndications. Fund-based syndications are open to a larger number of investors and offer more diversification. Project-specific syndications are typically smaller and offer more potential for returns, but also more risk.

Yes, depreciation and losses from a real estate syndication can be passed through to the investor. This can be a significant tax benefit, especially for investors in high tax brackets.

The tax implications of investing in a real estate syndication with Venus Capital will depend on a number of factors, including your individual tax situation. However, some of the potential tax benefits include depreciation, capital gains, and passive losses.

As an investor in a real estate syndication with Venus Capital, you will receive a number of tax documents, including a Schedule K-1, which reports your share of the income, gains, losses, and expenses from the investment. You will also receive a 1099-DIV, which reports your share of any dividends paid by the investment.