Principles of real estate syndication

By Samuel K. Freshman

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0960070818
• ISBN13: 9780960070817
• Release Date: January 1973
• Publisher: Parker
• Length: 464 Pages
• Weight: 1.35 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A MUST READ FOR REAL ESTATE INVESTORS AND THOSE INTERESTED IN SYNDICATION

Whether you're an experienced real estate investor, an aspiring real estate investor or simply interested in learning how to generate wealth through the art of real estate syndication, this book is a must-read. The author of this book, Samuel K. Freshman, is speaking from experience when he sets out the blue print for making money through real estate investment and syndication. His no-nonsense, non-hyped and practical writing style and advise makes this book an easy and interesting read. If you are serious about making money in real estate, read this book.

An excellent guidebook for venturing into Real Estate Syndication

I have been working in commercial real estate for my entire career (over 15 years) for private companies with portfolios ranging from 50-1500 apartment units. When I ventured out on my own into the world of real estate syndication, Sam Freshman's book provided me with a roadmap to follow. I am currently in the process of raising capital for my first syndicated deal and I find myself constantly referring back to the pages of his book as I go through the process. It is quite a learning curve but has been a much smoother ride having this resource by my side. I have been able to ask more educated questions of my attorneys and advisors and have been able to provide better answers to potential investors with greater confidence. This is a great reference for seasoned real estate professionals as well as undergrad or post graduates going into the real estate field.

Concise and Informative

As a real professional for over 25 years, I have read numerous "how to" books. Mr. Freshman's book covers aspects of real estate sydications overlooked by many other authors. The book is well laid out. The first chapter, "What is a Syndicate," provides an excellent roadmap for the book, setting out with clear charts and graphs, the economic fundamentals of a syndication and the incentive for utilizing this type of investment vehicle. By the time the book concludes, the reader has an in depth understanding of the syndication process - from acquisition, to financing, tax considerations, marketing, management, securities issues, disposition, illustrative forms and more. The book is both comprehensive and authoritative - a must read for anyone who contemplates investing in a syndication or becoming a syndicator.

THE Encyclopedia Manual on Syndication!

This book is an excellent resource to have on hand for anyone in the Syndication business regardless if their Offerings are real estate, oil & gas, or entertainment driven. The principles and concepts shared are universal to all forms and types of Syndications. I especially like chapter 21 on "how to analyze an Offering" as it lists a series of great questions to ask when doing due diligence on a specific program. John P. Hannan Managing Member JP Hannan Group, LLC

Principles of Real Estate Syndication

Samuel K. Freshman's book Principales of Real Estate Syndication is well worth the read. It is a treasure trove of information for anyone who wants to learn about the the steps involved in real estate syndication. The book is easy to understand and filled with several excellent examples of the topics discussed. In addition, Freshman makes things easy for the reader with his extensive glossary of business terms. This is a hands on book that provides those interested in the complex world of real estate with excellent information to prepare them for wise investments.