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Seyi A.
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Bringing in International Investors

Seyi A.
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Can anyone outline what regulations/laws apply to bringing in international investors? For example, do the same criteria re accredited vs non-accredited investors apply?

Also, does anyone have a recommendation for (SEC?) counsel with experience in this area? Many thanks in advance.

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Here's a great blog post by a buddy Omar Khan. There are many more hoops to jump through than bringing on US-based accredited investors.

Amy Wan from Bootstrap Legal contributes on BiggerPockets a lot. You can also check out SyndicationAttorneys.com.

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