Help with syndication

[Ricardo Yey Lopez]

I have investors that want to put their money in my deals but I don’t know anything about how to syndicate or partnering. Specially, as it relates to taxes.  Does the real estate attorney take care of all the paper work ? 
any help will be appreciated !

[Ellis San Jose]

You will need to determine if this falls under SEC regulations depending on the amount of capital, nature, and structure of your investment. A real estate attorney specializing in Securities/ Joint Ventures would be your best advisor on how to proceed. Then have it reviewed by CPA or Tax attorney for tax impact questions

[Chris Seveney]

Quote from @Ricardo Yey Lopez:

I have investors that want to put their money in my deals but I don’t know anything about how to syndicate or partnering. Specially, as it relates to taxes.  Does the real estate attorney take care of all the paper work ? 
any help will be appreciated !

You need both an attorney and a CPA to review the offering. Typically the entity is setup as a LLC and investors are members of the LLC and receive a K-1 at the end of the year. Again "typical" but can be done many ways.

If you are raising money from more than one investor then you should do some sort of SEC exemption like a regulation D 506b or C. Plenty of info to google on the web. Assume that it will cost you around $10k to get the docs setup and $3-$5k per year for taxes.