The typical 3-5 year holding period for syndications initially seemed odd, but it all makes sense after seeing how the increase in NOI tapers off in the chart.I also wanted to ask, when you say tenant in commons (TICs) involve decentralized management, are you talking about the (previous) LPs now having to agree unanimously along with the sponsor regarding decisions regarding the property?

There's hundreds of other lenders who are small in size and table fund or maybe even fund into origination and there cash reserves are funded by LPs, Family Offices or High Net Worth Individuals ... but the 10-12 with institutional sponsors have seen tremendous growth since 2016.

@Pavel Ushakov and @Brad Schaeppi you two should connect if you haven't already.Sorry for the long post, just  got back from vacation so looking for more RE stimulation.

@Andy GrabisThere was a recent discussion on this topic you might want to read.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/519/topics/56...If that doesn't answer your question(s) - or stimulates additional questions - then fire away!

Every minute I spend working on someone else's deal is a minute i spend away form my own deals.I used to love to go to my attorneys continuing education classes with him to stimulate my mind.

They were founded by the government with the specific purpose of stimulating the housing market by making mortgages available to low to moderate income consumers. 

Better to reduce income tax, to stimulate personal spending, and benefit everyone rather than those that have already been successful.

The Fed can cut interest rates to stimulate the economy.Recessions are to be expected.

Could Pennsylvania Avenue be administering electrical stimulation to a dead horse?

I know I could do an LLC with them being limited partners, but was specifically looking at syndication because I think I'd need a larger number of investors than what's generally accepted as LPs in an LLC.