Real estate sponsors often advertise real estate offerings to the public to obtain new investors. Yet, 87% of the people seeing their ads cannot legally invest because they need to be accredited. The Problem: Advertising to Everyone Yet Only 13% Can Invest An accredited investor must meet specific financial qualifications, [more]
Like all real estate investing, wealth has traditionally been the prerequisite to becoming a limited partner (LP) in cash flowing real estate deals for two main reasons. First, buying real estate is very expensive; second, partnerships in real estate deals involved the sale of securities and were until recently, for [more]
When it comes to raising capital for real estate projects you are selling securities, so it's important to be prepared by considering all available regulatory and legal options. One alternative to the more traditional 506(b) exemption that many real estate sponsors use is the Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) exemption through [more]
As we near the end of 2022 and look ahead to 2023, many experts are predicting that a downturn and a recession may be on the horizon. While a recession can be a challenging time for businesses and individuals, with job losses and reduced spending power, it can also present [more]
As a real estate sponsor with a real estate syndication, it is essential that you have an SEC attorney with whom you consult regularly. It is crucial, however, to remember that your attorney is there to provide you with guidance and advice, but the final decision on which securities exemption [more]
Is liquidity a good thing for real estate? One of the benefits (as well as the drawbacks) of buying real estate is that it is not liquid. Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust created a semi-liquid private REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust), and now that there is potential volatility in ther [more]
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