When working on your first syndication, how does one find investors/sponsors to help you finance your first deal?

@Masood Amin it’s essentially a partnership of multiple investors who pool their resources togetherto pursue an endeavor that they themselves could not, or would prefer not to do themselves.There is a Sponsor or General Partner for the project, who is the activeinvestor puts the deal together and is responsible for executing the business plan, and thenthere is a group of passive investors, the Limited Partners, who contribute capital in exchangefor equity in the project.

Talk with the original bank that sponsored the SBA loan. 

I am interested to learn about 1031DST Sponsors size and quality:Size, capital under management, credibility in the industry.

We typically start at 6:00 pm and wrap around 7:30-8:00 pm.This event is not sponsored by anyone, and there will be no pitches, fees or presentations.

The unit is sponsored by the building and after a couple hurdles it seems like we are getting closer to closing.

It comes down to entirely what the business plan was initially when the deal sponsors were buying the property.

If the offering is a typical 506(b) or (c) I would not expect the LLC's state to be a factor in whether or not it can invest, unless for one reason or another the sponsor has decided not to accept investments from particular states. 

Inquiry to CSS, CPAs and MF experts:Many sponsors of multifamily deals advertise the Cost Segregation study as a magic pill that creates money out of thin air, some claiming that by making one they will be able to return 40% of the investors money, even in the first or second year of the deal - how is that possible?

You can sponsor office meetings or workshops, attend networking events sponsored by your local board, or just cold call/pop by.