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Badri Malynur
  • Beaverton Oregon
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Problems with real estate funds today

Badri Malynur
  • Beaverton Oregon
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I wanted to  get people's experience with real estate funds. As  a sponsor/syndicator/real estate entrepreneur  have you ever thought of creating a fund?  If so why and if not why not?

Here are the problems I see with funds today and would welcome your comments/feedback.

Funds have always provided a “one size fits all” diversification model for investors. With no ability to select the investments inside the fund, investors have always felt handcuffed investing in blind pools with no ability to create portfolios that meet their needs.

Similarly, the traditional fund model also limits sponsor flexibility. Sponsors are limited to marketing & capital raising at a fund level instead of deal level. Sponsors cannot customize the fees based on investors and there is no ability to fractionalize the individual investments.

I believe the future of the industry is customizable funds. 

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