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Derek Berns
  • Denver, CO
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Any experience with 506(b) syndicators?

Derek Berns
  • Denver, CO
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Looking to deploy a significant amount of money as a sophisticated investor from a cash out refinance on my house. My goal is to have my money work for me for 3-5 years then syndicate my own deals to eventually leave my 9-5. Does anyone have experience with syndicators who run under 506(b). I have spoken to one syndicator, Tim Bratz. Most of the syndicators I have found are 506(c). Looking for at least three plus who to stay away from. Thanks. Derek 

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