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Independent Multifamily Syndicators

Maximilian Wnuk
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Hi BP Community, 

Curious to learn more about the multifamily syndication space.

Does anyone have recommendations for finding multifamily syndicators? (not for investing purposes, just for curiosity) 

I am aware of the main syndicators: Sewell, Khleif, Bawa - but are there any lesser known syndicators that don't necessarily have large mentor groups or are just starting out?

Thanks!

Max

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Stace Caseria
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Stace Caseria
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I second Hennessy's Due Diligence Handbook For Commercial Real Estate. Great insights and easy to follow. It makes sense that people want to get connected with syndicators and jump in as LPs, but you'll want to sound educated when you do. Even knowing the basic terms of syndication is helpful -- Joe Fearless and Theo Hicks do a great job of listing the terms in the back of their Best Ever Apartment Syndication book. 

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