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Mahinda Horapakse
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Syndications that hold forever

Mahinda Horapakse
  • Investor
  • Columbus OH
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Every syndication I come across plans a sale of the property after 5-10 years. Are there any that specialize in an indefinite hold period? 

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Bryan Mitchell
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Bryan Mitchell
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@Mahinda Horapakse I’ve also seen this standard time period. It’s really how they are structured. If it didn’t follow this, you may consider it a like any other partnership. I’ve always thought a preferred return of 8% wasn’t all that great. However, selling the property and getting a healthy split of the net proceeds from a sale as an equity owner made things far more appealing. You’ve asked a great question. 

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