by Syndication Attorneys PLLC | Feb 18, 2021
Disasters at income properties come in many forms. Over our years of practice, our clients have had fires, major wind damage, hurricane flooding, COVID, partner embezzlement, and even murder. When disaster strikes, you need a plan for dealing with your tenants and...
by Syndication Attorneys PLLC | Dec 2, 2020
On October 7, 2020, the SEC proposed a new Finders exemption that would allow commissions to be paid to certain unlicensed persons who refer Accredited investors to private securities offerings. This is a proposed rule that creates two “tiers” of Finders who can...
by Syndication Attorneys PLLC | Dec 2, 2020
While everyone else has been hunkered down over the past few months, the SEC staff has been busy proposing and adopting new regulations, some of which may have a significant positive impact on raising private money. Among them are Harmonization Amendments to Exempt...
by Syndication Attorneys PLLC | Nov 20, 2020
Finding it difficult or confusing to understand the difference between debt and equity financing? Simply stated, debt securities are loans that pay out interest over time, while equity securities confer ownership in a company (think about this in terms of the equity...
by Syndication Attorneys PLLC | Oct 13, 2020
A recent court ruling is providing more clarity to the question of when digital assets are subject to securities laws and serves as notice to issuers and investors alike of increased enforcement efforts by the SEC in cryptocurrency cases. U.S. District Judge Alvin...
by Syndication Attorneys PLLC | Sep 2, 2020
The expanded definition of an Accredited Investor[1] finalized by the Securities & Exchange Commission on Aug. 26, 2020, may sound encouraging, but will it really be all that helpful for Syndicators raising money from private individuals (otherwise known as...
