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Robert Ellis
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How Do You Structure Your Real Estate Syndications?

Robert Ellis
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For those raising capital, are you using a traditional LP/GP model, SPVs, or another structure? What’s worked best for you, and why? Let’s discuss.

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Stuart Udis
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More context is necessary. The best structure will be dependent on the transaction type, GP's skills & contribution to the transaction as well as the LP's contributuion and objectives. For illustration purposes, the structure tha's used for a GP who also self performs construction and is building for-sale single family homes is going to be different than the GP who outsources construction and builds large apartment buildings or develops a  last mile industrial center that has a tenant commitment in place.   My advice is to narrow in and weigh structures when comparing apples to apples, not apples to oranges.

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