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Finance and Use of Proceeds: Two Critical Parts of Your Operating Documents

Crowdfunding, Real Estate, Regulation A, Regulation CF, Regulation D, Securities, Syndication

From your employer identification number (EIN) to your articles of organization, dealing with operating documents can be challenging. However, getting it right is critical to your success. Errors in your finance documents could mean major delays in getting your deal off the ground, which could have devastating repercussions, including missing out on the asset you

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Fee Structures and Your Deal: Understanding Commonly Used Terms

Regulation A, Regulation CF, Regulation D, Series LLCs, Syndication

It would be nice if you could put together and launch a successful deal without incurring any cost to yourself. Sadly, the self-funding portion usually comes after the launch. You need funds to get things up and running. To account for that, you’ll need to structure your business correctly, lay out salaries properly, and account

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Private Placement Memorandums: What Are They and What Should They Include?

Regulation D, Uncategorized

Managing an offering successfully requires a solid understanding of many factors – reporting and disclosure are among the most critical. This can be a major stumbling block for new dealmakers and sponsors. In this post, we will explore one of the most essential disclosure documents: the Private Placement Memorandums (PPM). Note that all information within

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Regulations and Market Movements: Navigating a Fluctuating Market

Marketing, Regulation A, Regulation CF, Regulation D, Uncategorized

“May you live in interesting times” is an ancient Chinese curse that feels applicable today. Everywhere we look, we see change. Rising inflation, political tensions, and changes to regulations that govern who, when, where, and who can make deals all add complexity. For the unwary, those “interesting” shifts can mean lost profit and missed opportunities.

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Creating Your Deal: A Guide to Putting It All Together

Regulation A, Regulation CF, Regulation D, Series LLCs

Building a successful offering takes time, vision, and patience. It also requires understanding four important elements, each of which affects the ultimate outcome – your success. For new sponsors, that can be tricky. Even those with some experience under their belts may find that they don’t truly understand each element, which can lead to reduced

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The New Syndication Model: A Better Path to Success

Regulation D, Series LLCs

In the past, generating ongoing success usually meant making offering after offering. You would create a Regulation D offering, submit it, attract investors, then conclude it. Then you’d do it again. It was a case of rinse and repeat, but that repetition was challenging. Today, there’s a better way. Dubbed the “new syndication model”, it

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Regulations: Understanding Regulations D, CF, A, and S

506(b), 506(c), Crowdfunding, Regulation A, Regulation CF, Regulation D

Structuring an investment correctly is essential. If you fail to do so, you run afoul of the SEC and could find yourself in some very hot legal water. Several keys exist to achieving that goal, but perhaps the most critical is understanding the various regulations that apply to these deals. You should know of several,

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