MasterClass - Legal Aspects of Real Estate Syndication

If you are a real estate developer/investor wanting to raise capital for your projects from private individuals, this advanced training is for you.

In this advanced Master Class you will be learning as Adam Gower discusses key legal concepts with securities attorney, Peter Fischer, partner at law firm Sklar Kirsh in Los Angeles.

Here is what you are going to be learning about in this course:

1. What a real estate syndication is.
2. What are the different roles in a syndication.
3. What kind of profits you can realize in a real estate syndication.
4. How you can get paid using a syndication.
5. What kinds of different syndication legal structures there are.
6. What the rights and responsibilities are of the different players in a syndication.
7. What the typical size is of a syndication.
8. What kinds of fees you can expect to earn.
9. What are the most important things you should keep in mind.
10. How real estate syndications are different from crowdfunding.
11. A step by step guide to syndicating a real estate deal.
12. What the biggest mistakes are that sponsors (and investors) make in syndications.
13. The biggest misconceptions about syndications.
14. The typical (legal) costs of putting together a syndication.

Peter is a recognized 'SuperLawyer.' He is a partner with Sklar Kirsh LLP and a member of the Firm’s Real Estate and Corporate Departments. He is an experienced commercial real estate transactional attorney, whose clients include developers, operators, syndicators, private equity providers, investors and lenders.

Peter’s practice involves all aspects of the real estate industry, including acquisitions, dispositions, equity investments, syndications, fund formation, development, joint ventures, leasing, and financing (including Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and EB-5 transactions), and he routinely works on transactions involving multi-family, assisted living, construction, industrial, office, and raw land, as well as mobile homes and self-storage facilities.

In the corporate realm, Peter focuses on private, mid-market M&A matters, stock and asset transactions, fund formation, syndication, and private placements. Peter represents a broad range of companies, funds, investors, and entrepreneurs, and he also counsels his clients on crisis management, pre-litigation workouts, and investor, partnership, and shareholder disputes.

Peter's rate at time of publication is $650 per hour. This course took many hours of preparation, production, and post production to put together and is one of the best value advanced courses on legal aspects of real estate syndication available anywhere in the industry.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Adam Gower is not an attorney and offers no legal advice of any kind. The information contained in this training is for general information purposes only. Nothing is intended as legal advice. Transmission of the information is not intended to create, and receipt does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship. No attorney-client relationship will be established with Sklar Kirsh or any of their attorneys unless by a written, fully executed engagement letter provided by the firm.