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Updated 10 months ago, 02/16/2024

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Sachin Amin
  • Columbus, OH
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Syndication and structuring operating agreement

Sachin Amin
  • Columbus, OH
Posted

Hello BG experts,

looking for some guidance on how to structure a syndication model. we have spent lot of time securing 5 investors for a deal we are working on. In past mostly we had family and friends who invested with us to get % return. We are at a point where we are scaling our operations first time and have external investors who are willing to put in $$. I did lot of research on PPM and Operating agreements for syndication. Any referrals who can help structure our deals. I know there are syndication attorneys but they charge anywhere from 5k-10k , is that worth investing in or can we just come up with our own agreement with terms and conditions ?

Any guidance on this would help us a lot making the right decision and taking the right path.

Cheers!!

Sachin

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