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Joseph Gozlan
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Best source for syndication education

Joseph Gozlan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Plano, TX
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hi All,

I'd like to learn more about syndication, the SEC regulations, what it takes to form the structure, best way to do so etc.

Can anyone recommend a good source to learn from? Could be a site, ebook, seminar/ webinar, etc.

Thanks,

Joe

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Bryan Hancock#4 Off Topic Contributor
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Joel Block's bi-annual symposium in Las Vegas is the best education around IMO.  There simply isn't anything else like it based on years of experience.  

Sam Freshman's book is good background material.  Gene Trowbridge's book is good too.  There are a handful of others, but the best education really comes from getting on the phone with an experienced syndicator and listening to them work with potential investors.  Over time you'll develop your own style and be able to work with investors and demonstrate your track record and how you add value.  

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