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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

My latest Real Estate Syndication Deal.
Investment Info:
Large multi-family (5+ units) other investment in Mauldin.
Purchase price: $26,000,000
Cash invested: $50,000
Purchased shares as a limited partner in a real estate syndication to acquire a 108 townhome rental community in Mount Pleasant, SC. Property plan is to bring rents up to market rates with renovation and neighborhood upgrades over a 3 year period, expecting ~8% dividend yields, and capital return in year 3.
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Don Konipol
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Don’t forget
1- How much of his own money does the sponsor have in the deal
2- Did the sponsor make any money on the front end?
3- Did the sponsor purchase the property and resell it to the syndicate?
4- how much in fees (sales, admin, etc.) were taken out of each $50k unit and how much went to property purchase/improvements?
5. What is the appraised value of the property?
6. How much does the sponsor have in reserves?
7. What is the exact split between the “money” and the “promote”?
8. What is the sponsors track record?
Not saying you (OP) didn’t do your due diligence - I’m sure you did - just want to see how the deal stacked up and what kind of terms the sponsor offered to be able to raise a pretty good size amount of capital.
- Don Konipol

Private Mortgage Financing Partners, LLC