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When syndicators nurture relationship, what do you like/dislike?

Bobby Shell
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  • Fort Collins, CO
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What do you like to find out from syndicators as you wait for the right deal? 

What information do you like to receive in emails and communications? 

Is there any info that is must know, or are there any bits of information that is unnecessary or annoying? Would love to hear everyone's thoughts.

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It totally depends on your avatar. Some folks are strictly passive investors, who look for different content from those who want to get into syndication and invest actively on their own. Passive investors look to learn how to find sponsors, evaluate them, how to evaluate deals, markets, tax strategies, other things like that. Just something to keep in mind, because there is a lot of content out there on this topic, and not all of it is right for everyone!

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