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Zhengran Zhou
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  • San Francisco, CA
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CPA or Real Estate attorney or both for private money investors?

Zhengran Zhou
  • Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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I'm interested in setting up a company and invest in California with a few private investors' funds. Currently I'm thinking about offering both debt and equity styles of investments, so I would like to find out the legal documents and procedures in setting up such structure. Do I need a Real Estate CPA or Attorney? Does anyone have strong referrals for candidates in the San Francisco area?

Thanks! 

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