All Forum Posts by: Jillian Sidoti

@Joshua Manning

If a security is being sold, proper documentation is required. 

The test is: 

1. Investment of money

2. More than one investor

3. Investors expect their money to be return along with a "profit" or "return" on their money

4. Someone else is doing all the work (presumably the person/entity selling the securities).

If the opportunity passes the test, then all proper documentation is required (PPM, operating agreement or bylaws, subscription agreement.) Hope this helps. 

Here is the filing for your review. Not an endorsement to invest: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1741665/000147793218003316/cardone_1a.htm

You are welcome to contact me. Message me and I can send you my calendar. 

Please PM me if you would like some info on Dave Lindahl. I am not a fan. 

Anthony Chara, Brad Sumrok, Lifestyles, Rod Khleif,  Jonathan Twombly, and Than Merrill all have great programs and you won't have to dance with a dirtbag. 

@chris Johnson. Two totally different laws. Completely different. Tulsa is a Reg A qualified by the SEC. Buytheblock is a CF portal that would be regulated by FINRA and would sell others' securities (not their own.)

@Bill F. - I appreciate you bringing the ambiguity to my attention. I am going to take a look at amending the offering circular to make it clear that it is a yearly fee. 

:) I didn't think you had a problem with me being white. But, I just wanted to say I, personally, don't take offense at the tone of the offering. 

Thanks, I try.

Also, to your point @Ibrahim Hughes - although I can appreciate your sentiment about getting through easier at the SEC - I assure you that is my experience and not my race. More than 50% of the attorneys that I believe I have corresponded with at the SEC have been minorities. It is one of the most diversified organizations I have ever dealt with.

I can't. I am the securities attorney. I never want to look like I am promoting the offering. I don't represent investors. 

Johnetta is actually an officer of the company that is listed in the offering circular as such. I have two other prominent people coming out with Reg As as well and  I wouldn't promote their securities either. 

I appreciate that you are concerned that because I am white, Jay is not "using" me. That is not the case. I have invited Jay to speak at conferences and events. I have never been made feel an outsider or that me being white was an issue or didn't fit the narrative - I am not supposed to fit the narrative. I am just supposed to make the story legally compliant. 

I am their securities attorney. Johnetta is an officer of the company and a lawyer. I strictly do the securities filings. 

 I definitely do not. If I thought every judgment my clients went through was a personal attack...well, I would be very shell-shocked right now. 

I just want you to understand, why, on this thread, my answers are short and somewhat cold - seeming almost incomplete.