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Andy Gross
  • Baltimore, MD
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REIT vs. Deal Syndication

Andy Gross
  • Baltimore, MD
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I've been listening to Michael Blank's podcast after he was a guest on the BP podcast, and he talked about deal syndication. I think I understand the concept of syndicating a deal, but how is that different than forming a REIT? I know a REIT has to have 100+ shareholders, and a syndicator can do a deal with 1 or 2 investors. Is it accurate to say that a REIT operates like a holding company, and that investors have invested in a pool of funds rather than individual properties? Is it possible to make the leap from syndicated deal to REIT? How so? I ask because I am trying to wrap my head around these concepts, and my research hasn't yielded the proper framework yet.

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