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Updated over 5 years ago, 04/23/2019

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Is sub-syndication a thing?

Geoff Garber
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Say there is a syndicator raising $10M for an apartment complex.

Say I personally have $100k to invest, but there are other friends/family of mine that want to invest, they just don't have the relationship or time to build a relationship/trust with syndicators.

Am I allowed to "sub-syndicate" a group of my own network of investors to invest in the actual syndication?  So, instead of my $100k investment, I can pool together 9 other investors who put in $100k to make our total investment in the deal $1M?

Is this legal?  Is this common?  Do "sub-syndicators" take any fees for having the relationship/trust, presenting the deal, or any other admin tasks?

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