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Austin J.
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Real Estate Lawyers / Syndication / Fund Raising

Austin J.
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Hi I have a rookie question but I can’t seem to find a previous post so I appreciate your guidance below.

To start something like a crowdfunding program for real estate, I heard we need a few legal documents to get started right. For example, Securities offering, SEC filing, LP / GP agreements, are the ones I can think of but I’m sure there are more.

I’m a small investor without much resources to hire the big law firms. Where can I find the answers to these questions? Any books or posts in the past would be appreciated!

Welcome recommendations to lawyers who are familiar with the real estate fund matter.

Thanks!

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