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Kyle Kovats
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At what point in syndication do you get a PPM and OA put together

Kyle Kovats
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
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After you've found a property, submitted an LOI, have come to an agreement with the seller, at what point do you have a PPM put together as well as an operating agreement?

Looking for a few opinions and also examples if people have done so and how they've done so. 

Thank you. 

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Michael Le
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Michael Le
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For me it depends on how sure I am that I will close on the property. If my due diligence period is more formality then I might start right after the PSA is signed. If it's a heavier value add property where I have concerns of what I might find during due diligence, I'll wait so as to not lose even more potential money.

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