Most investors hit their ceiling because of capital, not opportunity. If you had access to another lender or partner ready to fund, how much more could you scale in 2025?

First off I think it's a great deal but I could use a large complex owners eyes to make sure I'm not missing anything.

Hey BP community,I’m in the early stages of putting together my first real estate syndication and wanted to reach out to the folks here who’ve already gone down this path.I’ve been deep in the weeds with deal structure, SEC compliance, and investor pitch decks — but I know there’s always stuff you only learn after doing your first raise.So here’s what I’m wondering:What do you wish someone told you before your first syndicated deal?

However, I will be open to a duplex if its a very good deal (meaning my minimum standards will be much higher). 

3 Creative Capital Stack Structures Keeping Deals Alive in 2025Rates are high.

Your best deals and best cash flows will probably be in C and D areas at this point. 

You'll also need to make sure you or you and a partner have a balance sheet to take the deal down.I did a similar deal with a 5 unit with a local bank and you definitely need to have reserves.

Many investors aim for an 8–12% CoCROI, but the target can vary based on the market, risk tolerance, and whether it’s a single-family or multifamily deal.

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This seems like a great deal especially given my relationship with the seller and their willingness to work with me and be flexible but I was hoping to hear some other opinions and see if there is anything I am overlooking or any other questions I should ask.