From first-time syndicators to institutional fund managers — paper or token.
First-time syndicators moving beyond friends-and-family who need entity setup, exemption guidance, and compliant offering documents.
Experienced sponsors needing entity setup, exemption strategy, and offering documents built to close on single-asset deals.
Operators focused on the asset, while capital formation and securities compliance are handled alongside the deal.
Sponsors managing multi-asset vehicles for institutional and private investors, including fund formation and ongoing securities counsel.
Teams launching tokenized offerings with support for token structure, smart contract review, and compliant transfer restrictions.
These are the challenges sponsors face — and where we step in.
The Problem
Most sponsors don't realize their first capital raise is a securities offering subject to SEC regulation.
How We Solve It
We identify the right exemption, structure the entity, and draft the documents so you can raise capital without regulatory exposure.
The Problem
Single-deal joint ventures hit a ceiling. Most sponsors don't know when it's time to move to a fund with institutional-grade governance.
How We Solve It
We design the vehicle, investor economics, and compliance framework to scale with your deal pipeline.
The Problem
Tokenized offerings confuse sponsors on compliance — federal exemptions, investor verification, and cross-border access all create risk.
How We Solve It
We structure compliant tokenized deals so you can access global investors and programmable governance without regulatory guesswork.
Full-lifecycle legal work for single-asset private real estate capital raises. Entity selection, offering document drafting, SEC filings, and ongoing investor reporting.
Structuring multi-asset investment vehicles for sponsors ready to move beyond single-deal raises. Institutional-grade governance, waterfall design, and ongoing counsel.
Tokenized real estate offerings under Regulation D and S — securities compliance, token documentation, smart contract review, and on-chain transfer controls.
A first conversation scopes the deal — asset, sponsor team, investor profile, and raise size — and lays out realistic structure options.
We determine the right securities exemption — Rule 506(b), 506(c), Regulation A, S, or hybrid — and the appropriate legal entity.
The PPM, operating or partnership agreement, subscription documents, and any token-layer paperwork are drafted and refined through review cycles.
We handle Form D SEC filings, support investor onboarding, and ensure the legal framework is in place for future raises and ongoing operations.
Institutional-scale tokenized capital raise structured under Regulation D.
Multi-asset construction fund for green single-family development.
Opportunity Zone fund focused on multifamily residential development.
Single-family vacation rental portfolio with public-investor access via Reg A+.
Fund vehicle for apartment complex investing, structured on-chain.
Private money lending fund secured by real estate at scale.
The first U.S. real estate token offering structured for a church.
Practical legal resources for sponsors structuring real estate capital raises.
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