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Shane Jeanfreau
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Cost/fees associated with a Syndication

Shane Jeanfreau
  • Investor
  • New Orleans, LA
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Interested in syndicating on a smaller size multi family property. I own a few 4 unit buildings so I am not brand new to real estate. I have money to invest myself but I am also thinking of doing a syndication. I am wondering what are the fees and cost associated with doing one. I know it will vary but would be nice for some one to explain a deal they did with cost/fees associated.

thanks!

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Ben Leybovich
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Ben Leybovich
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Originally posted by @Jillian Sidoti:

Hi - I am a securities attorney. We charge between $10k and $20k for a syndication depending on the complications of the deal and how much money you are raising. I am happy to answer any questions. Feel free to reach out. 

 Guys, Jillian is handling a PPM for us right now. While you can find someone to do the Reg D offering for less, from experience - you get what you pay for. @Sam Grooms and I have been very pleased with Nancee, Jillian, and the rest of their team. Clean paperwork. Strong communication. And their depth of knowledge is top shelf. Highly recommend.

Just understand - the $10,000 - $20,000 you'll sped on the PPM is a drop in the bucket relative to all-in costs.

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