Real Estate Syndicator/ Attorney Dedicates His Life To Representing Syndication Clients And Raising Capital For Commercial Real Estate Projects Nationwide!

Tilden Moschetti was born in Hot Springs, South Dakota. He was raised in Scottdale, Arizona and the bay area of California. They first moved to Oakland and moved quite a bit since then. Tilden attended college at University of Oregon where he majored in theater. He had an interest in developing real estate which propelled him to attend law school. He attended law school at University of San Francisco. During law school, he interned for the San Francisco District Attorney’s office. Tilden now lives in North Carolina with his family. More about Tilden: “Because investors would never mistake an overgrown kitten for 500 pounds of lethal mass. And in the business of relying

on other people’s equity, where people with money are treated like demi-gods…

A syndication lion is the one who must put everything in its proper place.

Without the syndicator, there’s no deal and no investment. And without a vetted investment, investors’ money is bait for
recession, inflation, and their cousins’ ‘million dollar ideas’.

So, who’s got the power now, huh?

And when one step remains before the finish line, when millions are expected to cross hands, and the clock is ticking,
and the difference between a funded deal and ‘Eh…. What just happened?’ rides on investors following instead of
doubting…

….aka showing up on Zoom calls, wiring the money, and signing the agreements…

It’s time for a syndication lion to run the show.

But even more so…

My clients aren’t sheep in lion’s clothes. They’ve got lions’ DNA.

This is why external hurdles like the economy…recession… politics… markets… media…

Get swatted away like flies.

Serial syndicators, the ones who do three, five, ten syndications a year, go for the kill with zero doubts, and reality
bends itself backward to make it happen.

‘Good economy’ … ‘Bad economy’…

Oh, please! These notions are only useful for selling newspapers.

My clients look at the news and chuckle. They know they are the only answer to the investor’s anxiety. Because the worse
the news, the worse the worry, the more help investors need.

After all, where else are investors going to park their money?

Tech stocks? NFTs? Crypto? Yeah, right.

But a recession-proof slice of a real asset? A property they can ‘touch’ and see rental income trickle in? Now we are
talking!

Or a business venture that solves a big, hairy problem in a marketplace? Bring it on!

It might seem like a weird thing to say for a lawyer, but when I started as a family law attorney twenty years ago, I
learned quickly that there are law practices that break people apart (divorces, inheritance disputes, etc.), and then
there are law practices that build people up.

Guess which one practicing as a syndication attorney falls
under.

I’ve been practicing law for over nineteen years now.

And since the Jobs Act of 2012 redefined syndication, I’ve worked exclusively with syndicators.

It’s kind of a funny story, the way my syndication law practice started.

I couldn’t pass on a juicy piece of real estate that crossed my desk. And because I wasn’t in a position to take it down
myself at that time (just bought a house, wife was pregnant with our second baby)…

The only solution that made sense was to syndicate.

And that’s where my syndication chops come from – I had to move a few mountains and figure it all out for myself first.

Since then, I’ve helped influencers, gurus, funds, tech geniuses, venture capitalists, mom-and-pop syndicators, and
everyone in between to get their deals funded.

Got a problem you haven’t cracked yet? I can guarantee you I’ve successfully dealt with it before and will help you,
too.

This is why I give my clients spot-on real-world syndication and business advice – been there, done that.

And it’s an attorney-client partnership.

Syndication lions have me in their den, making sure they remain the kings of the jungle and that no investor, SEC, law,
or business problem throws them off their throne.

So that’s me, Tilden Moschetti, attorney to syndicators.

And I’m glad we had this ‘talk’.

But talking alone won’t wire syndicator’s fees into your bank account.”

Thank you for being our guest on The Mike Litton Experience Tilden! You are amazing!

For more information about Tilden and his practice visit: https://www.moschettilaw.com/