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Devin Mann
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raising money for apartment building

Devin Mann
  • Investor
  • Ascutney, VT
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if  i  bought a $1,000,000, 30 unit apartment building. can i have a million people invest 1 dollar to  buy it?

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Dennis H.
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Dennis H.
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If the money is collected before hand and you act as the managing member, you shouldn't have any issue. 

I know you aren't asking this, but dealing with different investors is a giant pain. A TIC structure or like structure is a good way to raise money but leads to too many cooks in the kitchen and reduced loans to value. A lender wants comfort that someone in the transaction has the capital to put in a deal if something goes wrong. If they can't find that person, the loan gets haircut.

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