If you’ve been too scared or intimidated by all the SEC rules and regulations to attempt pooling money from multiple private lenders to fund your real estate deals. Let me help clean up the mystery!
You see, if you want to make REAL money investing in real estate, you must know how to pool money from private lenders. Unfortunately, there is a great deal of confusion about pooling money for real estate deals and what SEC rules and regulations apply to this type of investment – and this confusion has prevented many real estate investors from even attempting to pool private lender money.
This means that there are an awful lot of real estate investors out there who aren’t able to raise the funds they need to participate in big, profitable real estate deals.
But what if I told you there was a way to clear up all the confusion? What if I told you that there was a simple, concise, and easy-to-read guide that reveals what you need to know to begin pooling money from private lenders?
This ebook features me, Alan Cowgill, a real estate investor, author, consultant and national speaker, and attorney and SEC expert Ralph Sherman, Esq., answering the most frequently asked questions about pooling money. You’ll learn:
How to pool money and stay in SEC compliance step by easy step
How much and what type of paperwork to expect when pooling private lender money for real estate deals
How to gain a clear understanding of your state’s regulations regarding pooling money
What a disclosure document is and what is should contain – as well as what it shouldn’t
Strategies that allow you to legally pool investor funds.
Who accredited investors are and why working with them will dramatically reduce the amount of paperwork you need to complete when pooling money!
How to maintain proper records when pooling money
Whether or not you need insurance against the loss of investor funds – and how much the insurance will cost
What the tax ramifications are for you or the lenders when money is pooled
How to assure a potential private money lender his money will be secured
What you should and shouldn’t say in an advertisement to ensure you don’t run into problems with the SEC and other authorities
And much, much more!
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