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Justin R.
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First Syndication Question

Justin R.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Anselmo
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I am about to invest in my first syndication. This is with a gentleman who owns an LLC. The investment is for a four unit new development. He will be placing me on the note and deed. What is the usual way of going about this process to ensure everything is done legit? Will I write a check directly to the LLC? Will I have any dealings with the title company? Anything I should ensure?

Thanks for all your input!

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    You should hire a local qualified/specialized real estate attorney to represent your interests in the transaction and discuss the specifics of your deal.

    - John

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