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All Forum Posts by: Jillian Sidoti

Jillian Sidoti has started 13 posts and replied 324 times.

Post: Tulsa Real Estate Fund

Jillian SidotiPosted
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  • Murrieta, CA
  • Posts 405
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@Bill F. - if I am bring honest, I see more fees like this: 

Description Frequency Basis for Fee When Earned Amount
Expense Reimbursement On startup and incidentally thereafter Payment of documented out-of-pocket expenses paid by the Manager or its members on behalf of the Company. Startup reimbursements due on breaking of impounds, or incidentally thereafter. Indeterminate.
Acquisition Fee One-time Fee Compensation for efforts of the Manager in organizing the Company, conducting due diligence on the Property, procuring the acquisition loan, and making this investment opportunity available to Investors. On Breaking Impounds or as funds are raised thereafter. Approximately between 2%-5% of the purchase price of the Property.
Asset Management Fee Recurring, monthly Fee To be paid to the Manager for the management of the Property. During Property operations. 2.0% of the total monthly revenue collected from the Property.
Property Management Fee Recurring, monthly Fee To be paid to a third-party Property Manager, who will provide Property Management services. The Property Manager may be an Affiliate of the Company. During Property operations. 4.0% of gross collected income from the Property.
Brokerage Fee Upon the sale and purchase of the Property. To be paid to members of the Manager or its affiliates as a traditional brokerage fee for performing all listing and sales duties. Upon the close of the sale and purchase of the Property. 3% of the purchase price of the Property.[1]
Refinance Fee Fee paid at the time of a refinance. Compensation to the Manager for its efforts in securing a refinance loan on the Property. On the refinance of the Property. 1.0% of the new loan amount, or other negotiated amount.
Disposition Fee One-time Fee Compensation to the Manager for its efforts in disposing of the Property. On the sale or disposition of the Property. 1.0% of the sale price at the time the Property is sold.
Interest on Deferred Fees or Manager Advances Monthly The Manager may earn Interest on any deferred Fees, Manager Advances, or unreimbursed expenses that are not paid when incurred or due. Starts on date Fee earned for duration of deferment. Up to a 10% annual rate of interest on the deferred Fee or reimbursement, if any.

[1] A third-party broker will typically charge 2% to sell an asset of this size and quality. An affiliate of the Company who is a licensed real estate broker will be participating in a commission of an additional one percent (1%) of the total purchase price of the Property (Brokerage # ).  

Post: Tulsa Real Estate Fund

Jillian SidotiPosted
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  • Murrieta, CA
  • Posts 405
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I always post on Bigger Pockets. I am constantly offering advice. I just don't want to seem like I am offering investment advice. I don't know why that is offensive to you. I want people to make their own judgments on this and read the documents. Me copying and pasting from the documents is not providing the investor a full picture. 

I did, however, want to clear up some misconceptions - which I think I have done (i.e. the 5.5% fee and the 8% preferred is NOT a guarantee.) 

Post: Tulsa Real Estate Fund

Jillian SidotiPosted
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  • Murrieta, CA
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I don't want to say too much. I really don't. I shouldn't answer investor questions and I want people to read the offering circular before investing - not taking my word for it on a message board. 

Post: For The Love of Pete Don't Syndicate your First Deal!

Jillian SidotiPosted
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  • Murrieta, CA
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Everyone should syndicate EVERYTHING! 

(FYI - I am kidding. This is a joke.)

Post: Tulsa Real Estate Fund

Jillian SidotiPosted
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  • Murrieta, CA
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When you say "flat fee" - what do you mean? For the cost of the fund? If that's your question, I charge a flat fee. I never charge by the hour. 


Originally posted by @Bill F.:

@Jillian Sidoti In your experience, is the one flat fee more common in the crowdfunding offerings than the traditional Reg D space? I know the Reg A+ have only been around since 2015 so there my not be the largest sample size, but I'm curious if you have seen any trends in the structure that differentiate crowdfunding from transnational syndication, other than the obvious required ones.

Post: Tulsa Real Estate Fund

Jillian SidotiPosted
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  • Murrieta, CA
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Removed.

Post: Tulsa Real Estate Fund

Jillian SidotiPosted
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  • Murrieta, CA
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Please read the 253b2 (prospectus) filing. The 1% was eliminated and changed to a 5.5% on cap accounts. 

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1704303/00...

Post: Tulsa Real Estate Fund

Jillian SidotiPosted
  • Professional
  • Murrieta, CA
  • Posts 405
  • Votes 458

Please read the 253b2 (prospectus) filing. The 1% was eliminated and changed to a 5.5% on cap accounts. 

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1704303/000147793218002783/tulsa_253g2.htm

Post: Sec attorney recommendation

Jillian SidotiPosted
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  • Murrieta, CA
  • Posts 405
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Hi, Mike. I am happy to help. I am around this weekend if you need to chat or anytime next week. Thanks!

Post: Tulsa Real Estate Fund

Jillian SidotiPosted
  • Professional
  • Murrieta, CA
  • Posts 405
  • Votes 458

You would have to ask the founders and read the offer