All Forum Posts by: Saverio Nestico
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Post: Structuring a real estate syndication

- Rental Property Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 26
- Votes 9
Hey guys! Thanks in advance for any guidance... I am entering into the world of syndication (large #multifamily income producing, value add investments) and I’ve been educating myself through my experience, constant practice of analyzing investments, reading and listening to podcasts. I’ve created a model investment Proforma and been using it to practice and analyze real estate offerings that are currently on the market. I have tons of questions but I’m stuck on 3 in particular. I am trying to create as much of a systematic model as possible
The investment i am currently evaluating is a value add 55 unit building
Current Operating Income - $512,020
Current Operating Expenses - $170,000
1. How much $ in Reserves do you typically allocate for an evaluation like this? Is there a % model to use regardless of the size? I would like this to be held back after all operating expenses and debt service is paid but before any investor distribution is allocated. How should i structure this?
2. Do you include the upfront insurance premium cost in the raise amount? On this property the annual insurance cost is approx. $18,000 so the upfront cost i budget for is 25%. Do you even include it or use the proceeds from the 1st months rent and then chase the rest?
3. How to incorporate attorney fees with setting up the syndication documents? I imagine the first deal will be the most costly and every deal thereafter will cost a bit less
Post: What is your favorite way to accept rent from tenants?

- Rental Property Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 26
- Votes 9
Cozy has worked really well with us. Definitely recommend it
Post: First Syndication Complete! - 64 units in Colorado Springs

- Rental Property Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 26
- Votes 9
My man! Excellent work. Would love to discuss further in detail about the structure of the capital that you raised. Hit me up
Post: CLOSED on a 98-unit TODAY!

- Rental Property Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 26
- Votes 9
This is a great deal. Awesome! I’ve read through several of the comments and i was able to gather a few pieces of information but i want to get a specific answer directly from you regarding the financing structure. I am very interested in sourcing andsyndicating my investments and i am wrapping up my private equity investment model before i begin to pursue investors. So i am curious, can you break down the structure of your financing including any conventional, creative and any private financing? Thanks for your time. I hope we can talk soon
Post: How to approach a seller for zero downpayment

- Rental Property Investor
- Philadelphia, PA
- Posts 26
- Votes 9
Hey James... i just posted my first blog about doing a deal precisely like this... check it out... it will definitely give you some insight... Feel free to hit me up if you wanna discuss