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Zachary Feldman
  • Investor
  • New York City, NY
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Raising Money for Deals

Zachary Feldman
  • Investor
  • New York City, NY
Posted

Hello BP,

I have found a handful of great deals I am looking to transact on in the near future and was looking for creative ways to come up with the equity piece of the deal. I have worked on more then 17 acquisitions to date using traditional partner of GP + LP structures and on this one I am hoping to be the only one in on the deal or have more skin in the game but am not liquid enough to get the deal done on my own. What are some options to get a loan for the equity portion of this deal with the duration of the equity loan lasting more than 24 months without going the route of HELOC or Refi? All suggestions welcome.

Cheers,

ZF

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