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Syndicate investing out of state
I live in California but am interested in investing in Texas. What is the consensus on investing with apartment syndicators for out of state exposure? Any advice?
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One of the benefits of investing in syndications is the ability to get geographic and asset class diversity; so, it certainly helps achieve your goal. I would recommend considering multiple asset classes.
Vet the sponsor and learn how to analyze an offering memorandum. I have a (non-development) deal in front of me right now where the sponsor does not provide transparency on the splits because they are taking 80% of the deal (and, to boot, it's a new asset class for them). Great acquisition, poor transparency and trust. Pigs get fat...hogs get slaughtered.