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@Jerry Neven When evaluating syndication deals, especially funds, look at few things. Look at how the syndicator is getting compensated. In other words, what are they going to make off of your money? They need to get paid and paid well to manage your money well. But there's some crazy fees out there. What's the preferred return? What's the acquisition fee, asset management fee, disposition fee, refinance fee, property management fee, admin fee, split after preferred return, and more. 

Get extreme clarity on the track record of the syndicator. Look at the property management structure. 

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