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Multifamily and Syndication investing

Michel Allen
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We are looking to add bigger multifamily properties to our portfolio and we wanted to create a group with about 2-6 investors. I know with syndications you need certain legal documents in place, does this apply to an investment group with under 10 investors, would I still need to get a securities lawyer and file with the SEC?

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Chris Levarek
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Agreed @Taylor L.. There are joint-ventures that you can accomplish this however it's about everyone playing a role. The minute someone is simply a passive party, this can get you in trouble. One method for ensuring there is active participation, is keeping monthly/weekly meeting minutes with partners on record. However, definitely consult an attorney on the subject as well as you go creating your entity structure and paperwork.

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