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How to find a good Syndication?

Justin Brin
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How to find a good Syndication?

Do syndication of any limits when raising money from accredited investors?

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Quote from @Justin Brin:

How to find a good Syndication?

Do syndication of any limits when raising money from accredited investors?


 Great question. First thing you need to do is identify if you are wanting an income play or appreciation play. These are two completely different investment strategies. 

So step 1 is figure out what you want to invest in

Step 2 is to grill the sponsor on questions. We have a checklist of about 100 questions to ask a sponsor.

Some tips:

1. Do not fall in love with projected returns. They are projected. Just like they project sports teams on how many wins they will get each year. How often are they correct? Especially if they lose a key player?

2. Do your own due diligence, the "my buddy said this was a good investment" is never a reason to invest.

3. Seek help if you need it. Ask questions in forums, google the syndicator - ask experienced LP's. People are very willing to assist.

Regarding limits, the PPM will note the min and max investment in the offering.

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