SEC adopted changed to Regulation A, Regulation Crowdfunding ("CF") and Regulation D and created new rules including - most importantly for the markets - Rule 148, Rule 152 and Rule 241.

The post-COVID capital markets continue to recover and developers seeking new construction financing for multifamily housing have unprecedented access to equity financing for Class A rental multifamily and senior housing development deals. Understanding the role of transaction structure is critical to capturing profit-taking opportunities and exceeding the 40% IRR threshold on the developer's at-risk capital on a consistent basis.

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Corporations, businesses and commercial real estate properties all want to know how to kill BEC fraud attacks on their A/P systems. This blog provides a solution option to do just that.

Corporations big and small have to deal with the specter of fraud and embezzlement risk, so corporate fraud prevention has been the answer. The challenge is that, by and large, corporate fraud prevention fails to address the cause of the symptoms and so the losses continue to mount up. Jobs, reputations, stock prices, capital and opportunities are all negatively impacted.

The use of external audits reduces the cost of these crimes but does precious little to prevent them. Placed in the larger context of invoice phishing scams and other forms of fraud, the question may not be whether or not you are exposed, but have you already been hit and don't even realize it?

As if replacement invoice email phishing attacks are not bad enough, the recent wave of advanced invoice fraud attacks no longer seek to send out a million fake emails and hope to ensnare a few unlucky companies to make their score. The new wave of fraud is based upon careful research of your organizational structure, payment practices and people.

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The new regulations create multiple opportunities for you to not only generate investor interest in your future capital raise, but to also increase the odds of a successful outcome dramatically in your favor.

The smart entrepreneur will have their legal counsel review every word of every communication and pitch deck before releasing it. The penalty for violating the regulations starts with disgorgement (giving the investors all the money back) and goes downhill towards felony prison sentences from there.

Many entrepreneurs, developers and businesses may be unaware of the opportunities to solicit interest using broad advertising pursuant to the new Rule 206 of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.

The new SEC rules went into effect on the first of March. If you are going to be seeking to raise capital, you need to know the game has changed. If you follow the new rules, you can undertake all kinds of marketing efforts and advertising to "test-the-waters" before you launch an actual offering or undertake a securities filing.

The decision to raise equity capital, obtain credit financing or a mixture of the two involves many processes of critical decision-making that, in the end, are based upon calculated risk-taking. Historically, equity capital raises have always been the most problematic for entrepreneurs, small business enterprises and developers.

The process of raising capital or obtaining credit is quite daunting for entrepreneurs and commercial real estate developers alike. The new crowdfunding regulations make raising up to $75 million more efficient and (potentially) more certain, but the overall requirements remain the same.

The new regulations do not allow issuers to fund blank check companies or undertake unidentified investments or mergers. That opens the door to many possible transaction constructs that create the opportunity for leveraging up to $75 million in equity capital financing at costs that are demonstrably better for the sponsor than any other pathway in the capital markets

Parler has re-emerged from its hiatus with a new infrastructure to support its operations after having learned one hard lesson in business - your competitors won't be helpful to your cause. Fair play is for losers.

Raising capital involves measured risk-taking and the investment of capital to raise still more capital. This is unavoidable as a crowdfunding securities offering (or a Regulation A+ securities offering) leaves the issuer to handle their own marketing and advertising.