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If you find yourself facing an upcoming audit or are expecting to deal with that scenario in the future, it’s important to anticipate how things may go. Any scenario where you’re dealing with problems from the SEC is one you should prepare for. Every state has its own division that deals with audits and investigations.
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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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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
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We’re here today to discuss the death of the American Dream, and what must be done. That statement might sound depressing at first glance, but those who look beyond mere appearances will find something much different – an opportunity. The death of the American Dream represents an opportunity to shift our perception, to decide what
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Real estate development has traditionally been limited to those with the deepest pockets. However, today, anyone with the right financing can break into the industry. Someone without deep pockets or political connections can develop successful real estate projects. The challenge lies in understanding the different financing options available, how they differ, and how they can
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Building a successful business is no trivial matter. It requires passion, vision, courage, and a solid understanding of the rules that apply within your state. One of those that might catch you by surprise is the requirement to list your registered agent when you register your business with the state government. What is a registered
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When discussing fundraising for your deals, most of our attention has previously focused on U.S. citizens investing their own money. That’s to be expected, but it’s important not to overlook another potential funding source: foreign investors. This article will explore what you should know about working with foreign investors in the U.S. and their potential
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As you prepare to make your next offering, it’s important to have every detail in order. And one of the most critical steps in this process is to ensure you have all the necessary documents. In this article, we’ll walk through investor offer design or what some may call ‘Investor Offer proposal.’ While these terms
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Understanding Regulation A: A Comprehensive Guide for Fundraising When it comes to raising capital, Understanding Regulation A is crucial for businesses and startups. This regulation allows companies to raise up to $75 million annually from both accredited and non-accredited investors. Understanding Regulation A provides a streamlined alternative to traditional public offerings, making it an attractive
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Is it possible to create a Facebook group on real estate investing and then proceed to execute an email or messaging blast about our fund? How long does a group need to be established before being considered a legitimate pre-existing relationship? This is a very important question. While you might think that establishing a Facebook
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