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Casey Gregerson shares his journey from oil industry engineer to real estate fund manager operating in the untapped markets of Wyoming and Montana. He reveals how leveraging social media for capital raising and having a mission to help 100 families achieve passive income goals has transformed his business model.

• Discovering Wyoming's competitive advantage as a market with minimal competition
• Transitioning from quarterback to engineer to fund manager using similar leadership skills
• Learning risk management and capital allocation strategies from 12 years in oil and gas
• Buying and turning around distressed franchises before applying those skills to real estate
• Creating content that builds trust with investors before the first conversation
• Developing the Passive Investing Playbook to educate potential investors
• Working with both individual investors and family offices depending on deal size
• Using vulnerability and sharing losses to create authenticity and credibility
• Launching a hybrid fund model with fix-and-flip plus long-term hold strategies

Check out Casey's free Passive Investing Playbook at caseygregerson.com or find him on social media to learn more about creating passive income through real estate.

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Confused about which investment fund structure is right for your capital raising strategy? You're not alone. This deep dive into the four primary investment fund types delivers exactly what both aspiring fund managers and curious investors need to know.

We start by examining Regulation D offerings—both 506B and 506C structures—which dominate the landscape of hedge funds, private equity, and real estate investments. Discover why 95% of fund managers choose the 506B structure despite its marketing limitations, and learn the crucial differences in investor verification requirements that drive this decision. The strategic tradeoff between marketing freedom and administrative simplicity becomes crystal clear through practical examples.

The conversation then shifts to democratized investment vehicles—Regulation CF (Crowdfunding) and Regulation A (mini-IPOs)—that open doors for non-accredited investors. We explore the fascinating world of crowdfunded investments where average contributions hover around $250, alongside the compliance challenges of managing thousands of small investors. For those with bigger capital raising goals, we break down the two-tiered approach of Reg A offerings that allow raises up to $75 million.

Beyond just structures, we illuminate the investor classifications that underpin the entire system: non-accredited investors, accredited investors, qualified clients, and qualified purchasers. The SEC's protective rationale comes into focus as we discuss how these regulations shield less sophisticated investors while still providing access to opportunities. Looking forward, we even touch on potential regulatory changes that could transform who qualifies as an accredited investor.

Whether you're planning to launch your first fund or seeking to understand where your investments fit in the regulatory landscape, this episode provides the clarity you need to make informed decisions. Ready to learn more? Visit fundsonfirecom/founders for free access to our Fund Foundations 101 course.

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Navigating the complex landscape of capital raising requires more than just a compelling investment opportunity—you need to understand the psychology and preferences of different investor types. In this illuminating episode, I break down six distinct investor personalities using animal archetypes that make them easy to remember and identify in your fundraising efforts.

From the patient, wealth-preserving Elephants who move cautiously but commit substantially, to the lightning-fast Cheetahs who demand quick returns and rapid liquidity, each investor type brings unique expectations to the table. We explore how Lions (successful professionals) seek prestige and moderate involvement, while curious Foxes invest smaller amounts but crave education and hands-on experience. You'll discover how aggressive Tigers push for equity and substantial returns, and how patient Tortoises build wealth through long-term, stable investments.

I also share my vision for shifting the podcast's focus toward investment fund education and management—an area where minority representation remains scarce. This mission reflects my commitment to democratizing access to financial knowledge and resources that have traditionally been concentrated among a privileged few. 

Understanding these investor archetypes transforms how you approach capital raising, allowing you to tailor your pitches, structure deals appropriately, and build relationships that truly resonate with each investor's core motivations. Whether you're syndicating real estate deals, launching a fund, or seeking joint venture partners, mastering these distinctions will dramatically enhance your ability to match the right investors with the right opportunities.

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When Seth Bradley says, "It's all good until it's not," he's cutting to the heart of what every capital raiser needs to understand about securities law. As both a practicing securities attorney and successful fund manager who's raised tens of millions personally, Seth brings unique dual perspective to the often misunderstood world of investment funds.

The podcast delves into the dangerous misconceptions that trap well-meaning real estate entrepreneurs. That casual arrangement where friends wire money to your LLC for real estate deals? Potentially illegal. The popular co-GP model where you're raising capital but not making management decisions? "Dead" according to Seth, as market downturns expose non-compliant structures through investor lawsuits.

Seth breaks down the critical distinctions between 506B and 506C offerings with remarkable clarity, explaining why a pre-existing relationship matters and how fund structures can evolve. The conversation takes a fascinating turn toward industry innovation as Seth discusses his role with TribeVest, which has revolutionized fund creation by handling everything from legal documentation to investor relations for a fraction of traditional costs.

Perhaps most compelling is our discussion about the massive disparity in private equity, where historically 98.3% of investments have gone to white men. Seth offers straightforward advice for underrepresented groups entering fund management: "Be confident and don't be intimidated." This episode provides both the technical knowledge and strategic guidance needed to navigate the complex world of compliant capital raising.

Ready to ensure your fund stays on the right side of securities law? Follow the podcast and visit fundsonfirecom/founders to access the free Fund Foundations 101 course that will help you launch and scale your investment fund the right way.

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The world's billionaire lists reveal a striking pattern—roughly 30% come from either fund management or real estate backgrounds. Coincidence? Hardly. As Devin Robinson explains in this inaugural episode of Funds on Fire, investment funds represent one of the most powerful wealth creation vehicles available today.

Starting with the fundamental question "what exactly is a fund?", Devin breaks down the essential structure: a pool of capital contributed by Limited Partners (LPs) and managed by General Partners (GPs) to create returns through diversified investments. Unlike joint ventures where participants maintain active control of resources, or syndications focused on single assets, funds operate as sophisticated businesses with specialized roles—deal finders securing opportunities, capital raisers attracting investment, and fund managers ensuring operational excellence and compliance.

The episode explores four major fund categories that dominate the investment landscape. Hedge funds focus on public securities using strategies from high-frequency trading to long-term positions. Private equity funds acquire and restructure companies for profitable exits. Real estate funds (Devin's specialty) purchase and manage property portfolios while offering unique tax advantages through depreciation. Venture capital funds provide early financing to startups, accepting numerous failures while hunting for those rare 10x or 100x winners.

For those considering raising capital, Devin offers crucial guidance on securities compliance. The Securities and Exchange Commission strictly regulates pooled investments, making it essential to understand when your capital-raising activities cross into regulated territory. Operating without proper documentation can lead to severe consequences, which is why Devin emphasizes the importance of proper fund structure through Regulation D offerings or other compliant frameworks.

Ready to transform your investing approach? Visit fundsonfirecom/founders for free access to Fund Foundations 101, a comprehensive course designed to help you structure your fund properly and raise capital like a professional. The path to scaling your impact and wealth begins with understanding the vehicle that's created more billionaires than almost any other business model.

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Uncover the transformative power of investment funds in this episode of Funds on Fire. We explore the key principles that govern successful fund management and how they can serve as a vehicle for generational wealth. Our host, Devin Robinson, shares his journey from a novice to a fund manager, addressing the harsh realities and triumphs of managing money for others. 

This episode also touches on the systemic inequalities within the investment space, stressing the necessity for diversity and inclusivity. With only 1.4% of capital managed by minorities and women, Devin shares his personal mission to level the playing field, ensuring that all voices can access the wealth-building potential of investment funds. 

Discover how the strategies of leading fund managers are not just for the privileged few but can be applied by anyone willing to learn. Examine the emotional landscape of fund management, understanding both its rewards and challenges. Join Devin as he delves into extensive insights on compliance, capital raising, and making a significant impact in the financial world. 

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