Sentences with phrase «syndication deals for»

Creators The local newspaper profiles Charles Buckley of Kittery, Maine, who has created a set of superheroes inspired by the ghosts of famous scientists; he's hoping to get a syndication deal for Prince Lightning, who is inspired by Albert Einstein.

What CoC returns do you typically see as an investor who puts money into a syndication deal for apartments?

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Zillow Group has signed deals with 18 more multiple listing services around the nation to provide listings directly to Zillow and Trulia, marking a leap forward for Zillow Group as it prepares for next month's expiration of the firm's agreements with listing syndication platform ListHub.

In the short - term that will leave openings for pseudo-candidates who are using their «presidential campaign» as a vehicle for landing a radio syndication deal.

«Syndication generates a relational incentive for competitors, by keeping the price on a deal high through their individual quotes, which informs the eventual single market price, for the benefit of all competitors.

We're particularly proud of our first sale under the syndication deal: MaryAnn Johanson's interview with Shohreh Aghdashloo regarding «The Stoning of Soraya M.» is set for publication in the United Arab Emirates (yes!)

2 Broke Girls ended last May after six seasons and set a record for the richest off - network syndication deal when it sold to TBS.

As for BoJack Horseman itself, which just aired its fourth season last fall and currently has 48 episodes on display on Netflix with a Season 5 debuting this year, I earnestly hope that this whole syndication deal works its way back into the show's scripts somehow in a not - yet - announced Season 6.

The network has given a two - season renewal to the show, per THR, ensuring a rich syndication deal and leaving open the possibility for even more...

«Syndications» are a common way for a «promoter» (you) to put together a deal.

We help RE entrepreneurs figure out how to legally and effectively raise money for their deals through private equity funds, syndications, crowdfunding, and other alternative investment strategies.

Are you trying to raise money for others, for yourself, do you have money you want to put in a syndication or are you trying to bring deals to the table?

When speaking with Michael's attorney (Oh yeah, that was another value that I took away), it was going to be about $ 10K to set everything up for 1 syndication deal.

Well, if you're like most people who are new to raising money for their syndications, you'll start raising money after you have a deal...

Otherwise, the best thing you can do for your first syndication is find a coach or an experienced syndicator to partner with, bring money to the deal, and help you figure out all the kinks.

If you like the process - finding the property, negotiating the deal, due diligence, re-positioning the property, daily management, etc. - syndications are surely not for you.

However, Miller observes, for investment banks there is more emphasis on the syndication of deals which makes them more conservative in their underwriting, particularly on the construction side of the business.

Well, if you're like most people who are new to raising money for their syndications, you'll start raising money after you have a deal under contract.

You can use a syndication for a long term hold, it really depends on type of deal and investors in the deal.

Good points... another one, not necessarily related to the DIY «ness of multifamily syndications but important none the less: if you are looking for a passive RE investment, the structure of a well crafted syndication deal has better alignment of the interests of the passive investor and the active partner IMO than, say, buying a turnkey rental property.

Actively investing out of state can work, but passive investing through syndication deals is ideal for out of state investors looking for better value in top markets.