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Syndication for the millennial investor

Ben Walker
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Our investment group owns 10 multi-family properties and about 800 units. We have raised capital for 2 deals thus far from a trusted network of mostly baby-boomers and wealthy family friends. 

I am trying to put together marketing material that helps people easily understand the opportunity and how syndication works. Does anyone have examples or suggestions they would be willing to share?

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Mauricio Rauld
  • Syndication Attorney in Newport Beach, CA
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Mauricio Rauld
  • Syndication Attorney in Newport Beach, CA
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Thanks @Alina Trigub for the shout out.  @Tj Hines you should recommend MY book.. oh wait, its not out yet.  haha.  Yes, @Ben Walker what most fail to realize is that what you described most likely is a Security and thus you must comply with all of the Federal and State securities laws.  Determining what exemption to registration you go with will be key.  As mentioned above a 506C would allow you to do whatever you want, but would limit you to accredited investors only.  506B would allow you to take non-accredited investors but NO ADVERTISING!  My YouTube channel has some educational legal pieces that I think you would find valuable.  If you do, would appreciate a Subscribe as I just got it off the ground.

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