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Experience starting a REIT?

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Hello forum! 

I am a working professional with a moderate real estate portfolio. I am wondering if anyone here has experience starting a REIT? My partners and I feel we're on to a niche opportunity and I would like to explore the possibility of establishing a fund. I appreciate anyone's input that may be willing to share.

thanks in advance,

Eric (Connecticut) 

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@Stuart Udis  I agree. Especially if it is a single investment because you need 100 investors to achieve a reit status and most single investments do not.

unless you plan on getting to $50M+ in raise and be open ended fund, reit probably doesn't make sense as the cost to manage it (accounting etc) is astronomical 

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