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Evan Loader NNN syndication sponsors
1 March 2022 | 3 replies
Equity upside split 50/50 with sponsor.These deals usually are not good for the accredited investor that needs money return right away and small equity gain on back end is okay with them.
Sean Rotbart Birmingham Turnkey Rentals
16 October 2020 | 6 replies
It is correct that they are not desirable, but some of our priciest retail neighborhoods are Birmingham City schools, and people buy in there who are planning on either homeschooling or sending to a private/community school (my family included, we live in Glen Iris 35205, have 4 kids and homeschool). 
Steven Rosenfeld Struggling To Find The Path To Passive Income
15 December 2022 | 32 replies
You qualify as an accredited investor. 
Raj Gunaselvam Commercial Real Estate
11 August 2021 | 3 replies
The syndicators make money on the fees.Just be really careful out there whether you invested individually yourself or if accredited passively with a syndicator.There is a lot of Kool Aid being sold out there right now that initially tastes sweet but has a really bitter taste at the end. 
Ben Leybovich The most Violent Confrontation
4 January 2015 | 94 replies
I have an idea:How would you like to proceed to my site and fill out the accredited investor questionnaire so as to participate in a syndicated opportunity with me :) I don't believe those other guys do REI any more.  
Logan Jones Does anyone know anything about renatus program
4 July 2016 | 19 replies
Check Renatus out on the BBB: A+ rating, yet still non-accredited (meaning they earned that rating, they didn't buy it).
Matt Peebles Syndication vs REIT
1 February 2016 | 5 replies
You could potentially form a company and offer shares under a regulation D 505 offering, but it would need to be under $5M in any 12 months, and you need to have 35 or fewer non-accredited investors who need to receive disclosures generally similar to those of a registered offering.
Derek Anaeme What is your experience using crowdfunding sites for real estate?
28 April 2016 | 12 replies
and whether or not you're an accredited investor.
Lee Willis New Member: Student in Lubbock, Texas
22 February 2016 | 1 reply
For the "Independent Study" course I am currently enrolled in, I'm evaluating a large acreage property from the perspective of an investor (assessing possible income-generating activities, determining development opportunities, constructing pro forma's for each scenario, etc.) with the help of the property's brokerage firm, my professor, and a few external sources who were kind enough to help out.Some information about me: From Georgetown, TexasGraduated from Texas Tech University with degrees in management and marketingI enjoy flying, and I've been a pilot for about 5 yearsI'm an avid outdoorsmanI plan on becoming an accredited land consultant at some point in the futureI'm open to any and all suggestions/advice/information from the BP community and I look forward to hearing your thoughts!  
Shelley Hilton When shopping Landlords, what are the biggest red flags?
9 March 2013 | 5 replies
A little unnerving to be this close to the wire and not sure where your home school is even going to be.