All Forum Posts by: Jacob Huston
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Post: SEC, Regulations, and other peoples money (OPM)

- Lender
- Chandler, AZ
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Thank you for the help. I think I understand, but to make sure:
If I setup a 2 member LLC with my friend to contract the property, at that point it is not considered a security since we would both be active partners in the LLC and thus avoid the otherwise necessary securities filings? Whatever comp structure we negotiate would be between us and wouldn't cause it to be considered a security, even if that structure included a preferred return similar to a syndication.
Is that a fair restatement of your comments?
Post: SEC, Regulations, and other peoples money (OPM)

- Lender
- Chandler, AZ
- Posts 2
- Votes 1
Hello all, newbie here with a question for any RE attorney or veteran of using OPM for purchasing real estate.
Suppose that I have a deal sitting on my desk but no money to fund it. I have a personal relationship with someone who has the money to fund my deal, and is looking for deals. Suppose that I want to offer them a preferred return on their invested capital and then split what is left over according to a negotiated split percentage. At this point would I be considered to be marketing a security to them? Presumably that comes with some required SEC fillings and additional regulatory concerns. Or am I in safe harbor under 506(b) since I have a personal relationship and am not publicly marketing the deal. Any information or direction to where I can read up on this is much appreciated.
Thanks yall.
V/r,
Jake
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