In this episode, Tilden Moschetti shares his journey in the real estate industry, from starting as an attorney to becoming a successful syndicator. He discusses the different asset classes he has syndicated, including single-tenant medical offices, retail spaces, multifamily buildings, and ground-up developments. Tilden also provides insights into the process of starting a syndication business, emphasizing the importance of creating a solid business plan and understanding the legal documents involved. He highlights the significance of disclosure and compliance in raising capital legally and avoiding potential legal issues. Tilden also addresses common mistakes made by syndicators, such as using finders and paying non-licensed individuals to bring in investors.
In this episode, we'll cover:
- Tilden Moschetti started in real estate with a passion for the industry and a background in law. He has syndicated various asset classes, including single-tenant medical offices, retail spaces, multifamily buildings, and ground-up developments.
- When starting a syndication business, it is crucial to have a solid business plan and understand the legal documents involved. Working with an experienced syndication attorney can provide guidance and support throughout the process.
- Disclosure and compliance are essential in raising capital legally and avoiding potential legal issues. It is important to disclose all relevant information to investors and ensure compliance with SEC regulations.
- Common mistakes made by syndicators include using finders and paying non-licensed individuals to bring in investors. It is important to follow the rules and regulations set by the SEC to protect both the syndicator and the investors.
- Finding an experienced syndication attorney who understands the industry and can provide valuable insights and advice is crucial for success in the syndication business.
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