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The article focuses on the aspects of investing in a real estate limited partnership being offered by tax-shelter syndicators. It states that investment in such proposals such as real estate programs for tax exempt Keogh plans and individual retirement accounts will likely offer investors with a tax-loss passthrough that can be used to shelter other income, with tax savings as the only return. It discusses the tax and economic risk that should be considered when investing in such proposals.

The article focuses on the dangers and benefits of real estate partnerships when it comes to taxation in the U.S. It says that most of the proposals gain from brokerage houses and real estate syndicators come as limited partnership, which allows the passing of depreciation for tax losses that are useful to shelter other income. It adds that private limited partnerships focus on tax-shelter than on cash income. Moreover, developers and their partners get affordable and liberal financing.