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Investment Opportunities...
Commercial
real estate syndication investment opportunities and condominium
investment opportunities have now hit the mainstream commercial
real estate development financing  industry radar screen and are not
likely to recede any time in the near future. In the past,
most condominium investment opportunities were really another way of
dressing up the sale of housing to the public and the syndication of
fractional tenants-in-common real property ownership interests were
limited to a few "kooky developers" in California.
That
has all changed and it is almost entirely due to the advent of the
Internet and its patent ability to provide investment information in
a very timely manner.
It's
considered "new wave" because:
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property
values will not gyrate wildly as the value of equity securities
are wont to do on the various stock exchanges (it's probably a
safe bet that you won't miss that one bit). |
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so-called
"sympathy losses" will also not apply, as each
property is worth what its future cash flow potential is
perceived to be by the market. That is based upon the
history of the property and the marketing area in
question. You won't see your holdings immediately go down
because another property experienced some form of an investment
loss. |
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these
transactions are vetted on the basis of their ability to
generate distributable income (what you would call a dividend)
on a monthly basis. Distributions are not handled by the
developer. No, all distributions to the developer, the
project employees and the investors in the syndicate are done by
the syndication platform. Nobody stands in the way of you
receiving what is your rightful due. If there are sales in
the month, then there will be a distribution, it's really as
simple as that (de minimis distributions are credited to the
account and accrued until they are large enough to qualify for a
check - $15.00 minimum). |
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Do
You Know The Secret?
When it comes to commercial real
estate development finance, it doesn't matter whether you need to raise
$5 million or $50 million, the out-of-pocket costs, advance fees and
project due diligence costs will always require the same relative
investment dollars the promoters have to fund. Do you know what
that amount is? Do you know the Secret? |
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