by Syndication Attorneys PLLC | Apr 10, 2020
Meeting—and then developing meaningful relationships with—investors is key to your success in real estate syndication. Here is insight on how to accomplish that. Regularly Attend Local Events Sam Freshman, author of the book, “Principles of Real Estate Syndication,”... by Syndication Attorneys PLLC | Feb 19, 2020
Question: What laws apply if you are raising funds from private lenders to: a) fund your real estate investing or private lending business, or b) if you are loaning their funds to others? When Securities Laws Apply If you are borrowing or pooling funds from private... by Syndication Attorneys PLLC | Feb 4, 2020
Who Shouldn’t be in Your Asset Management Company? People who are already providing services for a fee and aren’t providing any of the additional services described below should not be included in your asset management company. If you are already paying someone such... by Syndication Attorneys | Feb 3, 2020
When you are syndicating a cash-flowing property, you must determine how you will distribute cash to your investors at various stages of your company. This is called a “waterfall”. At a minimum, you will need to determine the waterfall for cash flow derived from... by Syndication Attorneys PLLC | Jan 23, 2020
The SEC has issued proposed amendments to the definition of an Accredited Investor — but will it really help you raise money? On Dec. 18th, 2019, the SEC issued proposed amendments to the definition of an Accredited Investor. If you read any financial or legal news... by Syndication Attorneys | Dec 2, 2019
Q. My syndicate is structured with 2 classes of Members. Class A is for cash-paying investors. Class B is reserved for management. If I am participating in management and earning Class B interests, how should I take title to them? A. There are tax reasons you may want...