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Updated almost 11 years ago, 01/27/2014

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Jeff Greenberg
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  • Real Estate Consultant
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Equity Partners Ownership Restrictions without being vetted

Jeff Greenberg
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  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Camarillo, CA
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In every Syndicated deal I have been involved in, the lender requires the equity partners to be vetted, and be a signer on the loan, if their overall ownership is above 20-25%.

1. I would like to hear a lenders point of view as to why this is required.

2. If a couple were to invest together, their ownership was over the 20-25%, so they decided that they would come in individually, coming in below the ownership limit. Would a lender (I know all lenders are different)feel that they are trying to pull one over on the lender or just playing by the rules that the lender has provided.

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