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Brett Laycock
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cave Creek, AZ
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How to sell part of a apartment complex

Brett Laycock
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cave Creek, AZ
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I’m looking for advice on selling part of a cash flowing apartment complex.

Why? I’m at the end of a full gut and remodel of 28 units. I need about $300,000 to finish the asphalt, landscape and last unit. I also want some cash out for another project and my Freddie/Fannie refi just imploded due to Covid-19.

The property is currently financed with private money. Considering a bank bridge loan to get out if private money and through the current lending turmoil to full Fannie/Freddie refi. 

3.5MM complex, selling $100,000 units/pieces. If its in a LLC already what legal forms should I have to protect the investors and myself?
Is this still considered a syndication? 

Would this be considered a stock sale and subject to burdensome regulations?

Advice, warnings and pitfalls please.

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