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All Forum Posts by: Eric Williams

Eric Williams has started 2 posts and replied 5 times.

Thanks for the info. Not using sdira. If you can provide a few including the one your invovled in, I will take a look. Open to different kinds. More importantly, the ones with history, straight forward fees, and realistic profit scenarios with historically achieving what they say they will do. 

Hi Chris, Who do you suggest for syndications? I would like to look into more companies. I have only really looked at Holdfolio and Cardone. 

Been doing some research into Holdfolio trying to find the best RE Syndication opportunities with the lease overall fees. They provided me with this: https://drive.google.com/file/...

- The left side of the chart represents the flow of the distributions from the normal operating cash flow of the project (rent less expenses). The right side of the chart represents the flow of distributions upon the sale or refinance of the project.

- The 80% split on the right side of the graph only comes into play once Holdfolio investors have achieved a 10% IRR from the distributions received from the project entity. This includes cashflows from normal operating activities.

So upon a sale/ refinance, if the project has a lead partner invovled, you are essentially getting 56% (partner keeps 30% then the 70% left over goes to Holdfolio who then does a 80/20 split). 

Doesn't seem like a very good deal. What have you guys/gals seen elsewhere for what other syndications are offering? 


Eric

Can you get a HELOC type instrument for an Investment Property under an LLC? I know some banks will do it if the property is under your name, and not LLC. If you know of any banks, please advise. Thank you.