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All Forum Posts by: Shane McGee

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Post: Tying up a property for Syndication

Shane McGeePosted
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles
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  • Votes 1

Can anyone explain how sponsors typically tie up properties and how they can minimize their downside in the 2 following scenarios:

1)  A development deal (acquisition of raw land or an assemblage of single family homes to be teared down) that would require about 8 month of rezoning / entitlement before closing land, as well as capital raise + financing

2) A value add deal (acquisition of a cash flowing property) with standard due diligence, capital raise and financing

What are typical terms I should be offering as a syndicator ?

 - Duration of due diligence, capital raise and closing/financing periods

- Type of contract, option, P&S with extended escrow etc

- Customary % of earnest money

- Provisions / contingencies / extension options that protect the sponsor would the entitlement or/ and capital raise fail