Real estate deals can be structured in many different ways in the form of Joint Ventures, Limited Liability Companies, General Partnerships, S & C Corporations, Limited Partnerships, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), and more. Though the most common real estate deals are through Limited Liability Companies and Limited Partnerships. Each deal structure has its advantages and disadvantages and it is important to structure a deal that benefits and protects your specific company in terms of liability, tax implications, etc. 

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In FINC 676- Commercial Real Estate Law, taught by Bradley Sharpe, one of our projects our group was tasked to recommend a deal structure and entity selection for a professor on multi-family investment deal based on a list of given assumptions. 

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Click below to view the full deal structure of the multi-family entity selection.