Nolita 2
This session will identify detailed aspects of the DPP structure. We will examine typical varieties of offering structures and the corresponding related potential benefits and risks associated with investments in DPPs. Examples of topics covered will be the investment process of sales, suitability and required disclosures. Panelists will identify how certain rules and regulations apply to the various types of offerings, and why due diligence is an absolute critical part of the process to identify potential risks. DPPs cover a wide variety of industry sectors, including, but not limited to, real estate, energy, equipment and commercial debt. Because they have a low correlation to traditional asset classes they can provide excellent diversification to a portfolio heavy in stocks when positioned correctly. Generally speaking, DPPs are traditionally illiquid and difficult to value; thus, considered a risky proposition, but they absolutely have their place in an investment portfolio. This session will also address the legal, tax and regulatory issues surrounding DPP offerings. This is a not-to-be-missed session with some of the best minds in the industry.
Moderator:
Greg Mausz, Preferred Apartment Communities
Participants:
Bill Winn, Starboard Realty Advisors;
Frank Muller, Provasi Capital Partners;
Todd Silver, Archon Capital