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DeWitt Gibson
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Syndicating Deals for Special Purpose Single Family Homes

DeWitt Gibson
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  • Investor
  • Phoenix Arizona, USA
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Hello Bigger Pockets -> This community never ceases to amaze me so I will through this out there: 

I know that syndicating deals to purchase commercial real estate is pretty common. There are a lot of parties and costs involved but the costs end up being a low percentage when you are dealing with the high dollar commercial projects. 

My question is there a cost and effort effective way to syndicate a deal for single family homes. Particularly for "Special Purpose" single family like Residential Assisted Live and Short Term Vacation Rentals. 

I see a lot of opportunity in these types of properties but they are very tough to finance using traditional lending so I am wondering if a syndication could be done efficiently enough to have that type of thing make sense. 

Thanks in advance!!

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