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    Sydney CIP

    Yes. There'll be an exit strategy in place - eg the contract will require that after an eight year period the unit holders will vote on whether to sell or hold for another x years. If the syndicate has been put together by a promoter, the promoter will collect an exit fee at this point. Say...
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    Sydney CIP

    You can always go with a promoter if forming you're own group is too difficult. Usually 500k minimum investment unless you're a sophisticated investor. Generally around 9% yield, capital growth near CPI. Not sure if banks will lend that 500k so it may have to be cash/equity, in which case...
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