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Understanding Your Liabilities in LLCs
Business owners are exposed to a lot of risks, all the time. It’s critical to understand those risks and liabilities. This is particularly true for anyone who manages an LLC and raises capital through investment deals. In this post, we’ll explore the liabilities in LLCs and securities offerings so that you can be prepared. A…
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The Benefits of REITs: What You Need to Know
Raising funds when doing a Regulation A offering can be challenging. Organizers can market to people directly, particularly lower-net-worth investors. However, getting the cash flow required is not as simple as many might believe. The good news is that there are tools to help accelerate results. REITs are perhaps the most powerful options out there….
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Part 2: Raising Capital with Regulation A
Welcome back to part 2 of our discussion on how to use Regulation A to raise capital. If you haven’t already, make sure you’ve read part 1 before diving into this conclusion. If you’re up to date, then let’s continue our discussion. In our previous post, we explored Regulation A – what it is, how…
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Part 1: Raising Capital with Regulation A
Raising equity capital is a struggle. That’s true whether you’re a real estate company, a medical company, a car wash, or operating some other type of business. The good news is that it’s possible to do it more easily than many assume and with complete legality. We’re talking about Regulation A. Regulation A has gotten…
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Understanding Securities: What They Are and What Laws Govern Them
Securities form the bedrock of the investment world. Without them, economic growth is stunted as well. However, many people are unsure about what constitutes a security and unaware of the laws governing how they are marketed and sold, as well as how deals operate. In this post, we’ll explore what securities are and answer other…
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FIRE: Ensuring You’re Ready for Retirement, Whatever That Means to You
No one wants to work forever, even if they’re a business owner. Eventually, retirement rolls around, whatever that might mean for an individual on a personal basis. The challenge, of course, is being ready for retirement, preferably before the age of 65 or 70. The good news is that with the FIRE strategy, it’s possible…