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Daniel Coleman
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Regulation D, rule 506b or c

Daniel Coleman
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  • Arlington TX (arlington, tx)
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Can you raise capital through any of either method? Has anyone ever used either rule for raising capital for real estate development deals? Is it beneficial? and if so you still own a piece of the property?

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@Daniel Coleman

I have used Regulation D successfully but there are several steps involved. I still own a part of the LLC that owns the property because I contribute capital just like the other investors. I would personally never use Regulation D to raise money from others unless I I feel comfortable holding all the risk.

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