The reason those investor accounts are out dated because many operators get more institutional... when they go over 2-4B in AUM... higher splits and fees means less ROI for LPs... the trade off is reliability in terms of counter party risk (stealing your money).

Hello BP,Just curious to hear how other GPs keep LPs in the loop when they are looking for deals/do not have any opportunities currently available for them?

I wonder what right do LPs have, if any, in this situation.

Good operators deal with challenges all the time - that's how they raise capital from skeptical LPs, like me. 

We are happy about this because the quality of LPs that have joined has been strong and we can sleep easier at night knowing we haven't needed to hype or over-promise at all.  

That’s where I, and many other LPs are at right now.

Collaboration with investors and corporations could lead to projects that stimulate economic growth, create job opportunities, or support sustainable business practices.3.

Can the GP loan the offering money and be in first priority over LPs?  

This could easily take any equity a syndication has away from LPs.

I'm leaning towards offering our LP investors a 10% preferred return, with any remaining profits being divided equally between LPs and the GP.Would love to hear your thoughts on this arrangement.