In this podcast, we focus on these often-confusing aspects of adhering to SEC rules regarding securities offerings: How do you determine investor suitability and when is it necessary to do so? And what about pre-existing relationships?
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Determining Investor Suitability for 506(b) Offerings
Soliciting Investors for a Rule 506(b) Private Placement Offering
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We get potential clients who reach out to us every week who want to start a fund. While we could simply take their money and set them up with fund offering documents, we actually talk a lot of people out of doing a fund. Why? Because they don’t have the necessary...
Question: If I am doing a 506(b) offering, do I still need a pre-existing substantive relationship before I can solicit from an Accredited Investor (AI)? If “yes,” is there still any waiting period after I get that Accredited Investor to sign a document attesting to...
If you have a self-directed IRA or substantial investment funds, you probably have considered investing in real estate. But perhaps you have concluded that you lack the funds to invest on your own. Or maybe you simply don’t want to deal with the hassles of property...
At Syndication Attorneys LLC, we are committed to your success – book a consultation with one of our team members today!
