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Frank Boenzi
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Funding a syndication

Frank Boenzi
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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I'm looking to be the general partner in a syndicate. When raising funds, do I need to raise the full purchase price amount of the property or can I raise the down payment amount and fund the rest through a lender? If crowd funding the down payment and getting a loan for the rest is an option can anyone recommend which bank or lender I should be speaking with. I am leaning heavily towards mobile home parks. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks. 

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Chris Levarek
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Chris Levarek
  • Real Estate Syndicator
  • Phoenix, AZ
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@Frank Boenzi Typically you will raise (Renovation Budget + Down Payment + Closing Costs). Where Closing costs includes broker, attorney, syndication fees, etc.

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