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Joint Ventures and Syndications Introduction

Joint Ventures and Syndications Allocating Partnership Costs and Benefits

Joint Ventures and Syndications Distributions from Operations

Joint Ventures and Syndications Allocating Partnership Costs and Benefits

Joint Ventures and Syndications Reversion Cash Flows/Income

Joint Ventures and Syndications Reversion Cash Flow/Income

Joint Ventures and Syndications After Tax Cash Flows & Returns