Sentences with phrase «syndicators who»

Foreigners are also making regular use of syndicators who scout properties, which are often in the Miami area.

$ 50K is a lot of money but I think everybody here would agree, including the syndicators who would accept your 50K if you were an accredited investor, you probably shouldn't park all of your $ in one investment.

So find a syndicator who is willing to spend time with you, walk you through a couple of past executive summaries and explain what the numbers mean.

@reed goossens is a very reputable and super knowledgeable syndicator who started his career this way.

Not exact matches

Claud Clark III, a folksy Alabamian who had appraised the coastal property and defended the deduction in court, became the syndicators» star expert.

In closing I want to thank referrers, syndicators, readers, blogs who link here, and especially commenters (even if you don't agree, but keep it civil.

Self - storage investments are accessible to mom - and - pop investors who come in alongside a syndicator.

«There's no question that we have a lot of experience with distressed assets, and the current environment is almost like a repeat of what happened [in the early 1990s],» says Michaels, who sold life insurance for a couple of years before launching his real estate career in 1980 by joining real estate syndicator Island Planning.

Actovia is a subscription - based program for commercial real estate and finance professionals, and as well as deal syndicators, banks, analysts, and anyone who services commercial real estate owners with their services.

The current syndication model permits MLS services to give away their data to syndicators like Trulia and Zillow, who then monetize it while brokers and agents get nothing in return.