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Syndicators: would you co-sponsor a deal with a newbie?
Experienced syndicators please weigh in for me. Have any of you co-sponsored a deal with a new investor? Under what conditions would you consider doing this? Are you looking for a certain percentage of the GP equity? (i.e., you want 50/50 of a 70/30 split). What characteristics would you look for in the newbie you are co-sponsoring with? If they are sourcing the deal, doing the dirty work, and trying to learn on the fly, what makes a co-sponsoring deal attractive, if anything?
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If I like and trust the syndicator I KP on non-recourse deals for first timers. In this situation my typical Agreement is 10% of the overall deal.