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Eddie Quispe
  • Investor
  • Rio Rancho, NM
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Syndication structure with land - Retail Shops

Eddie Quispe
  • Investor
  • Rio Rancho, NM
Posted

Hello everyone,

I have a question that is probably very basic but I couldn't find an answer in the forums. Can I include land that I own as part of a syndication deal? If so, how will it be structured? Here is the scenario:

I have a 1.7 acre commercial land/lot that I would like to develop and put retail shops but I don't have the money capital to do it.

Can I create a syndicate to raise money for this project?

The land is located on a busy street with 41000 traffic count weekday and there is a lot of construction going on in the area.

I am sure I need to provide more detail so feel free to ask. Thanks!

Eddie Q.

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