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This work
arose as a result of a need expressed by
many attorneys, accountants,
contractors, investment bankers,
mortgage bankers, real estate brokers,
and educators for a practical discussion
of the basic principles behind real
estate syndication to serve as a basic
reference and text. It is intended as an
over-view of the functions of the
syndicator and the place of syndication
in the development and operation of real
estate. It will acquaint the reader with
the economic background and operation of
syndication and leaves the discussion of
the historical development of real
estate syndication to other
publications.
The book is written from the standpoint
of real estate syndication in
California, but the techniques described
should be operable in other
jurisdictions as well. Many of the
principles relate not only to real
estate syndication, but have broader
application to the general field of
syndicating or joint venturing other
types of property.
The reader who intends to acquire an
in-depth background may want to review
the glossary before reading the other
chapters, so that he will have a
thorough understanding of the terms
used. In this edition the text has been
expanded over prior editions. The reader
who wants to review sample offering
circulars and promotional material can
get copies of same from any investment
banking firm active in the solicitation
and sale of limited partnership
interests.
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Principles of Real Estate Syndication
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3rd Edition
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Samuel K. Freshman, formerly a principal in
Freshman, Marantz, Orlanski, Cooper & Klein Law
Corporation, of Beverly Hills, California, has
lectured and written extensively on Real Estate
Financing and Syndication. A graduate of Stanford
University and Stanford Law School, he is a general
partner in numerous real estate syndications.
As a member of the
California Real Estate Commissioner's and California
Corpo¬rations Commissioner's Advisory Committees, he
assisted in drafting state syndications legislation.
Mr. Freshman has served as Chairman of the Legal
Committee of the California Real Estate Association,
Syndication Division; Secretary of the National Real
Estate Securities Institute; and Chairman of the
Real Property Committee, Beverly Hills Bar
Association. Vice-Chairman of the American Bar
Association Real Property Section Sub-Committees on
Trade Associations and options, and a member of the
Construction Industry Panel of the American
Arbitration Association.
He has been an expert witness in matters relating to real estate trade practice, fiduciary duties, due diligence, and lease interpretation of real estate law in both state and federal courts. He has lectured at Stanford, UCLA, Pepperdine, and Loyola law schools and was an Adjunct Professor of Real Estate at the Graduate School of Business of the University of Southern California He has more than thirty years experience in acquiring syndications and managing real property.
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