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Financial Product and Money Manager Due Diligence (January 2009)
Snyder Kearney Submits Comments to the SEC on the National Association of Realtors Request for Exemption from Broker-Dealer Registration (December 2007)
TICs as Real Estate or Securities: Insignificant Sponsors? (November 2007)
Due Diligence of 1031 Offerings (April 2007)
Consider NASD NTM 05-48: Who Should Perform a Broker-Dealer’s TIC Due Diligence?
Nature of the Due Diligence Obligation
1031 Tax Primer
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Real Estate Programs

We have extensive experience with real estate investment trusts (REITs) and various other types of investment programs featuring real estate assets, including tenant-in-common/1031 programs (including DSTs). As a firm, we have reviewed hundreds of real estate transactions, with capital raises ranging from a few million dollars to several billion. Due diligence review of a real estate program typically involves:

 
  • A visit to the office of the sponsor of the program and/or a visit to a property or properties where material to the program;
  • Review of relevant transactional documents such as leases, property management agreements, and partnership agreements;
  • Review of any opinion issued by legal counsel;
  • Independent tenant credit and market research; and
  • Review of any financial model.
 

After our review of these and other relevant items, we typically prepare a report summarizing the transaction as well as:

 
  • Our evaluation of offering document disclosure;
  • Identification of program strengths and weaknesses as compared to other similar programs;
  • A highlighting of any unusual or particularly favorable or unfavorable business terms of the program.
 

Our firm provides specialized additional services in connection with non-traded REITs.

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