Raise Capital Legally

Kim Lisa Taylor
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Sep 23, 2021 • 58min

How to Build a Real Estate Portfolio From $3M to $30M Deals

In this episode, Kim interviews longtime Syndication Attorneys, PLLC clients Bill Brancucci and Patrick Castelli about their journey from beginning syndicators just five years ago to now running Citadel Real Estate Group, a multimillion-dollar investment firm with $110 million in assets under management for some 250 investors.Bill and Patrick share how they got started, where they turned for the necessary education, how they began raising money from investors to finance bigger and better deals, and what they’re doing now. As you listen to their story, you’re sure to be inspired.Among other points discussed:How they delegate tasks between themHow they reach out to investorsWhat kind of followup it takes to get someone to investHow they develop relationships with co-guarantorsWhat they would do differently if they were to start all over againHow they have been able to upgrade properties using 1031 ExchangeStatus of current dealContact: emailSyndication Attorneys WebsiteInvestor Marketing Materials
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Sep 16, 2021 • 59min

How to Resell Interests in a Securities Offering With SyndiGate

In this episode, Kim Lisa Taylor, Esq., welcomed guests Simen Ruge and Jackson Stith, co-founders of SyndiGate Capital, LLC, which focuses exclusively on brokering secondary equity positions in middle-market commercial real estate investments. They discussed various scenarios in which an investor might want to exit a syndicate, or change its terms, including:You as an investor may want out of your real estate syndicate — or perhaps you want someone else out.Your syndicate is approaching its end date, and your investors want out but you want to keep it.You have a lender that needs to be paid off, but the property doesn’t qualify for refinancing yet.Contact: emailSyndication Attorneys WebsiteInvestor Marketing Materials
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Sep 9, 2021 • 1h 4min

Why Having The Right Commercial Property Insurance Matters

Insurance can be a complex and/or intimidating topic to many investors, but this is one subject you want to fully understand. In this episode, special guest Jeff Jones from Insurance Office of America guides us through the ins and outs of having the right insurance and making sure your claims get properly covered. Not having the right insurance, or using the wrong company or agent, can mean all the difference in getting your property and liability insurance claims adequately covered.Contact: emailSyndication Attorneys WebsiteInvestor Marketing Materials
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Sep 2, 2021 • 45min

How To Change Your Tactics When You Can't Find Deals

We know the current market cycle is making it hard to find deals. Prices are high; cap rates are low; interest rates are on the rise; and the good deals seem to be drying up. If you have chosen the path of a real estate syndicator, what can you do? In this episode, we share some actionable steps you can use now so you don’t lose any of your momentum.Contact: emailSyndication Attorneys WebsiteInvestor Marketing Materials
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Aug 19, 2021 • 56min

Is this Your Year to Syndicate? What Are you Waiting For?

Syndication is all about fundraising, and successful fundraising requires having a database of investors who are ready, willing and able to invest once you get a deal that needs cash. In this episode, we teach you how to create an Investor Marketing Plan that will give you all of the tools, confidence and investors you need to successfully fund your deals. We show you what you should be doing right now to launch your syndication business.Contact: emailSyndication Attorneys Website
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Aug 16, 2021 • 52min

What’s Happening in Multifamily Lending? A Mortgage Broker’s Perspective With Julie Peterson

In this episode of our podcast, host Kim Lisa Taylor, Esq. interviewed special guest Julie Peterson, a senior director at Old Capital Commercial Real Estate Debt & Equity. Julie spoke on the topic: “What’s Happening in Multifamily Lending? A Mortgage Broker’s Perspective.”Among the areas explored in the interview:Why use a mortgage broker instead of going directly to a lender?How has COVID changed lending requirements?How can investors be best prepared for financing a commercial multifamily asset?What direction are interest rates trending?And more.Contact: emailSyndication Attorneys WebsiteInvestor Marketing Materials
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Aug 9, 2021 • 43min

Using Tried and True Sales Techniques to Close Deals with Investors • with Mauricio Botero

In this podcast, host Kim Lisa Taylor, Esq., explored “Using Tried and True Sales Techniques to Close Deals with Investors” with special guest Mauricio Botero. If you’re in the capital raising business, you need to learn sales skills. In this podcast you will learn how mastering tried and true sales techniques can help you raise money from private investors faster than ever. And it could even help you land a few more deals!Contact: emailSyndication Attorneys WebsiteInvestor Marketing Materials
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Jul 29, 2021 • 57min

Do You Need A Securities License to Syndicate Real Estate?

Our guests for this episode: Jim Raper, Chief Compliance Officer, and Tim Boykin, Corporate Counsel, from WealthForge, who discuss the whys and hows of securities licensing. Among the points addressed: Who needs a securities license?When should you get a license?What is the process of becoming licensed?What does a license allow you to do?What if you don’t get a license?Contact: emailSyndication Attorneys Website
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Jul 22, 2021 • 53min

How To Bring 1031 Exchange Investors Into Your Real Estate Deals

Guest speaker Mark Hodges, owner of the Real Estate Law Firm, 1031 Exchange Services, and  Real  Estate IRA Services, helps us take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of various group investment structures a syndicator can pursue in working with 1031 investors, including TICs and Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs), and their relation to syndication.Contact: emailSyndication Attorneys Website
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Jul 15, 2021 • 54min

How to Keep CyberHacking from Happening to You

As a syndicator, you too are at risk of hackers and other cybercriminals seeking to exploit you and your database of investors. In this episode, we focus on this important topic in an effort to help you protect you and your investors, who are trusting you to keep their personal and financial information secure. Our guest is cybersecurity expert Jeff Green of Jeffware.Contact: emailSyndication Attorneys Website

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