syndication
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syndication
Method of selling property whereby a sponsor, or syndicator, sells interests to investors. It may take the form of a partnership, limited partnership, tenancy in common, corporation, limited liability company, or S Corporation. For example, a syndication was formed whereby limited partnership interests were sold to investors.
The partnership bought land with the equity raised.
The partnership bought land with the equity raised.
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Barron's Real Estate Dictionary:
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syndication
A method of selling property whereby a sponsor (or syndicator) sells interests to investors. May take the form of a PARTNERSHIP, LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, TENANCY IN COMMON, CORPORATION, LLC, LLP, OR SUBCHAPTER S CORPORATION .
Example: A syndication was formed whereby limited partnership interests were sold to investors. The partnership bought land with the equity raised.
Example: A syndication was formed whereby limited partnership interests were sold to investors. The partnership bought land with the equity raised.
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syndication
IN BRIEF: Condition of an article, comic strip, etc. that is sold to many publications.
In journalistic terms, syndication is equivalent to ascending to heaven on a pillar of cloud.
— On Erma Bombeck, Time 2 Jul 84.
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