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What's your baseline IRR to jump into a deal?

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Like the title says, what IRR are you looking for in order to be willing to invest in a deal and what markets do you look in? Curious to see how this breaks down across regions.

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I see most syndications going it at around mid-teen IRRs. 

Personally I'd advise against relying on IRR though. It assumes that early payouts are reinvested at the IRR itself, which usually overestimates how much you actually make.

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