Real Estate Syndication
Real estate syndication, at its core, seems relatively simple: a group of investors pool their money together to invest in real estate. But it’s not as easy as it sounds.
You have to properly structure your organization, determine compensation structures, and assess your legal and tax obligations. State and federal laws consider real estate syndication a form of security, and you must comply with a myriad of securities regulations.
We provide real estate syndication services nationwide under federal securities laws. From business structures to disclosure documents, subscription agreements and filing the necessary paperwork, we are with you every step of the way.
Seed Round Funding
It is almost impossible to start a business without capital, which is why seed round funding (also known simply as seed funding) exists as one of the main sources of finance for a new business. Seed funding raises seed capital--or the initial capital--needed to bring a startup out of the conceptual stage and turn it into a real business venture that can generate its own cash flow or establish itself well enough to qualify for other VC funding rounds.
We offer a competitive package of fixed pricing options for tech startups to handle the legal work for all financing rounds and to provide outside general counsel services for all of the company’s legal needs.
Flat Rate PPM
“PPM” is shorthand for “Private Placement Memorandum.” This comprehensive document will outline all the associated risks and material facts related to your venture.
Under U.S. federal and state security laws, whenever you are raising capital you are either doing a “public offering” or a “private placement”. If you are doing a private placement this means you are not doing any type of public solicitation but instead are making a private offering or placing those securities with investors that you have a pre-existing relationship with. You do this in order to qualify for certain private offering exemptions. Some such exemptions are “self-executing”, meaning no filings are required with regulators. Often times, however, certain forms need to be filed (for example, the SEC’s Form D) to qualify for Reg D exemptions.
A PPM helps you satisfy anti-fraud provisions under federal and state law.
We will help draft a PPM that you can give to your investors. You do this because you want to disclose to your investors all the risk and possible conflicts of interest associated with your project. Depending on the type of security or project you are offering, you might need a different type of PPM. Contact us today regarding our PPM services.