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Eric Hempler
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How do you determine investor syndicate compensation?

Eric Hempler
  • Accountant
  • Apple Valley, MN
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I'm looking for some resources to help me determine the compensation to investors in a syndicate. 

Attached is an example of what I found from someone else. 

Since I'm looking for my first deal, I would be contacting people I know and pooling the money together. I'm unsure if the above example would make sense in this situation, but I'm primarily looking for a resource I can use as a guide to help me determine the compensation I would come up with from those I borrow from.

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Zach Alms
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Zach Alms
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Lots of good books and podcasts out there to learn more on this. I'd be weary of investing other people's money until you have a solid knowledge base on the topic. 

I'd say a couple good books to start with are Brian Burke's - "The Hands-off Investor" and Joe Fairless - "Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book"

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