It's an important distinction. 

Did the attorney make a distinction between the two, do you recall?

I just want to make sure I am on the same page,Thanks @Mindy Jensen for the topic Good point on the distinction.

The fee is $300 per year same crazy amount as having a distinct entity here.

One of the most distinct ways I've found them to be different is that there are rarely two identical houses.

These cities have the distinct advantage at looking at how poorly growth was handled around Austin and being able to make decent master plans.

This is a very important distinction.  

A portfolio lender can be either a bank or credit union, but have a distinct advantage for investors: they do not always sell their loans to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac.

The GV number still has its own distinct voicemail box that apparently cannot be disabled.

I haven't found any consistent difference or distinction between them (other than that the crowdfunding deals can be found on the Internet, and I have to do a little bit more work to find the syndications :seek them out, or be referred by someone I know).Both generally use the same portions of the law to market their non-registered securities.