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Raise Capital Legally episodes
- 60 years of Capital Raising Wisdom with Sam Freshman
This episode features special guest Sam Freshman, longtime investor, syndicator and the author of “Principles of Real Estate Syndication” (more than 50,000 copies sold). What a treat for listeners, to be able to learn from one of the leading syndication experts in the country. We urge you to tune in so that you, too, can benefit from his wisdom.
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Syndication Attorneys Website1 hr 1 min - Syndicate or Fund - Which Offering Type is Better for You?
Choosing the right offering type — specified, semi-specified, blind pool or segregated — is one of the most important matters you’ll need to consider when creating a securities offering to legally pool money from private investors. In this episode, we examine the four to help you determine which is the best fit for your situation.
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Specified, Semi-Specified, Segregated or Blind Pool — Which Offering Type is Right for You?
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Syndication Attorneys Website27 min - Underwriting Real Estate Deals Made Easy
Experienced syndicator Bob Bowman describes his new software, called Commercial Underwriter, which he says will enable you to underwrite a deal in 5 minutes (of course, you would do a more in-depth analysis before you write the offer).
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Syndication Attorneys Website53 min - How to Earn Money as a Real Estate Syndicator
How do you make money as a real estate syndicator? It’s a common question from those who are new to or who are continuing to master this wealth-building strategy.
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12 Ways You Can Earn Money as a Real Estate Syndicator
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Investor Marketing Materials34 min - What's The Difference Between a JV and a Security?
What you don’t know CAN hurt you, particularly when you’re using other people’s money for your real estate investments. In this episode, Kim Lisa Taylor discusses the difference between joint ventures and securities and why you need to know which you’re dealing with.
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Joint Ventures or Securities – What’s the Difference?
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Syndication Attorneys Website42 min - How to Set the Stage for Capital Raising Success
In this episode, Kim Lisa Taylor discusses:
- The definitions of “syndicate” and “syndicator”
- Why one would want to syndicate
- Eight steps to set the stage for syndication success
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What is Real Estate Syndication?
What You Should Know Before Investing in a Syndication
How to Structure a Real Estate Syndicate
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Syndication Attorneys Website37 min - S1E6: What is a Substantive Relationship?
This episode discusses how to manage preexisting relationships and investor suitability.
When you're doing an offering that requires you to determine investor suitability, this is the guidance you need to keep you squarely within the rules, and off the radar of financial regulators.
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Investor Marketing Materials56 min - What's The Best Way to Develop Relationships with Investors?
In this episode, Kim discusses "dating for dollars." also known as "How to Raise Money Legally for a Rule 506(b) Offering." She also talks teaches you how to develop a database of potential investors. Finally, she'll guide will help you through the process to create a marketing plan that gives you the best possible opportunity for success in fundraising once you have an offering in hand.
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Syndication Attorneys Website1 hr - How to Avoid Mistakes Rookie Investors Make
With special guest, Vinney Chopra
In 1976, Vinney came to the U.S. from India with $7 in his pocket. He syndicated his first multifamily property in 2009, and he has gone on to syndicate 26 multifamily properties ranging from 14 to 267 units. His company currently controls 2300 units.
Vinney and his investment team have successfully raised more than $70 million from private investors.
In this episode, Vinney and Kim discuss some of the mistakes beginning syndicators make, and how to avoid them.
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Vinney Chopra website44 min - Distribution Waterfalls & Cash Flow in a Syndicate
A successful real estate investor entity generates what's called distributable cash. That's what's left after you've paid off your debt service and all of your property operating expenses, after you've withheld whatever you think you need for reserves.
After you've determined what's left, you say, "Okay, this is our distributable cash."
Now what?
Resources:
How to Structure a Syndicate
https://syndicationattorneys.com/articles/structure-real-estate-syndicate/
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Investor Marketing Materials1 hr 3 min
About Raise Capital Legally
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Ready to invest in properties and projects bigger than you can manage alone? Then you're ready to syndicate. Our "Raise Capital Legally" host and Corporate Securities Attorney Kim Lisa Taylor, and…
co-host Krisha Young guides you through this complex and confusing world. Learn how to raise all the capital you need for real estate or small business and avoid legal potholes.
Each episode either teaches a subject related to capital raising or interviews service providers who offer services investors need as they grow their businesses. At the end of each show, Kim and her guests take live questions from the audience.
Kim is not just an attorney, she's also an investor. She has owned or controlled 30 rental properties; has been a general partner in a land development project; and currently owns vacation rentals. She is also the author of two Amazon best sellers on how to raise capital legally. Kim and her team have helped hundreds of clients raise ~$4B.
Information discussed during this podcast is of a general, educational nature and should not be construed as a legal advice.
Get one of our Amazon Best-Sellers mailed to you. Text the word SYNDICATE to 844-796-3428 and give us your address.
Each episode either teaches a subject related to capital raising or interviews service providers who offer services investors need as they grow their businesses. At the end of each show, Kim and her guests take live questions from the audience.
Kim is not just an attorney, she's also an investor. She has owned or controlled 30 rental properties; has been a general partner in a land development project; and currently owns vacation rentals. She is also the author of two Amazon best sellers on how to raise capital legally. Kim and her team have helped hundreds of clients raise ~$4B.
Information discussed during this podcast is of a general, educational nature and should not be construed as a legal advice.
Get one of our Amazon Best-Sellers mailed to you. Text the word SYNDICATE to 844-796-3428 and give us your address.
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