99% of Real Estate Investors Fall Into This Legal Trap

804 viewsPublished: July 10, 202440m 25sScore: 80
Regulations & Compliance
intermediate
syndication
securities law
joint ventures
partnerships
SEC compliance

Summary

Bethany LaFlam, a securities attorney, explains how real estate investors can accidentally create a syndication when partnering with others, triggering SEC regulations. She details how to structure joint ventures to avoid this, emphasizing the importance of active participation by all investors and avoiding structures that mimic syndications.

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