The ceo told me it is now a growth fund; although 3 yrs ago the salespeople (Scott Meyers) told me that it takes a few months for the distributions to start; there are 2 types of syndications. 1.

The Northwest Side Preservation Ordinance, affecting certain Chicago neighborhoods, punishes owners of affordable housing, devalues their property, and makes it harder to invest in neighborhood housing.

Remove the commission (Or just make it very small) and have the rest negotiated into the deal with the seller.

See it everyday!  

What can be the disadvantage to keep it aggregated in the coming years?

I've heard lawyers argue that it does.  

This also leads owners to ASSUME simpler is better when it comes to management contracts.

I am posting here to ask the community if they like this idea. would love it if it is retroactive :)  me to. 

Since 2021, the co-living model in NoCo and Denver has been my go-to strategy, and I still see a lot of potential in it.

Given that you've done it already you shouldn't have too much problem getting the financing together.You just want to make sure to have your soft costs in place when you apply.