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Tom Ravid
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Working on software for syndications

Tom Ravid
  • Investor
  • Palo Alto, CA
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I have been an investor in real estate syndications for many years. I was always liked these types of investments. Sometimes they are very complex for me to understand, many legal documents, many clauses....

I have some tech background, with some spare time. I started working on software for real estate sponsors that helps creating investment offerings (investment memorandums & PPM's). I'm working on a program that allows sponsors to input their business plan (can even be a single-family home and outputs a nice investment memorandum with a basic PPM for investors.

I'm working on the software (it's a hobby), but I was wondering if there is anyone here with experience in syndications (also as investors) to share some ideas with?

Thanks! 

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Bryan Hancock#4 Off Topic Contributor
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Bryan Hancock#4 Off Topic Contributor
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There is already software for this:

iDisclose

I'd recommend you get an attorney on your team if this is something you plan to pursue seriously.  

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