Do I work in REPE?

I am in charge of doing due diligence on all acquisitions/refinances for a company that buys and sells strip malls on the west coast. We are the GP on all of our deals and our LPs consist of HNWI and sometime partner with institutional investors on larger deals.

Is this considered REPE?

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You can call yourself whatever you want, but common nomenclature within the industry is to call the LP side of the business PE, while the GP guys are developers/sponsors/operators.

The lines are definitely blurred though - JBG used to have huge PE funds but was very much a developer. I believe Hines has both sides of the business. I've seen lots of deals recently where the PE guys are trying to work their way over to the GP side and justify getting a piece of the promote in the wake of the 2/20 model coming under scrutiny.

 
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"cre_questions" You can call yourself whatever you want, but common nomenclature within the industry is to call the LP side of the business PE, while the GP guys are developers/sponsors/operators.

The lines are definitely blurred though - JBG used to have huge PE funds but was very much a developer. I believe Hines has both sides of the business. I've seen lots of deals recently where the PE guys are trying to work their way over to the GP side and justify getting a piece of the promote in the wake of the 2/20 model coming under scrutiny.

this. not sure why the monkey shit. the OP does not work in REPE

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