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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Syndication: Raise 30-35% or 100% of the purchase price?
I have been diligently researching the art of underwriting small multifamily apartment buildings, and I am unclear how much capital is raised in the typical deal. Say, on a $300k building, should I be raising $100k from partners then get bank financing for the rest, OR raise the full $300k then refi in 2-3 years after building stabilizes? The latter would be a bit more of a challenge, and if investors are looking for 10-12% CoC returns, maybe it would be easier and more profitable to raise the $100k, then get a bank loan at 5% for the rest. What do you guys do?
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You may want to check out Principles of Real Estate Syndication by Samuel K Freshman and It's a Whole New Business by Gene Trowbridge. These are two great books on syndication.
Best of luck on your journey!