Syndicators in real estate investment are people who put together deals using other people’s money. These passive investors buy shares in the deal in proportion to their share of the total investment. Most people have heard of racehorses being “syndicated” (that is, bankrolled by a group of investors who are betting that the horse will someday make big returns), but fewer people are aware that real estate can be syndicated in basically the same way.
Real estate syndications come in all sizes. There are small syndications (e.g., a single-family home), and there are big syndication (e.g., the Empire State Building), and everything in between.


November 25th, 2011
Adhi Hartono 