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A Limited Partnership Investment in Real Estate is Purchasing Securities in the Deal
A limited partnership (LP) investment in real estate is, from a legal perspective, buying a security. This is because an LP investment in real estate involves the purchase of an ownership interest in a real estate venture, which is considered a security under the federal securities laws. The federal securities [more]
What is the Legal Definition of a Security?
The legal definition of a security is a financial instrument that represents ownership or a financial obligation. Securities are used to raise capital and facilitate the buying and selling of assets, and they are regulated by government agencies to protect investors. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) defines a [more]
Real Estate Crowdfunding When Interest Rates Rise
The Federal Reserve raised rates again last week. Fed Chair Jerome Powel has made it clear that he is willing to do whatever it takes to get inflation under control. Could interest rates rise into the teens? Absolutely. What does this mean for financing real estate deals? Of course, it [more]
When a Real Estate Fund May Use Regulation Crowdfunding
In this article you will learn two reasons why your real estate fund might not be an Investment Company and can therefore raise capital from an unlimited number of retail (even non-accredited) investors using Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF). One of our clients is a real estate private equity fund [more]
What is the Cap Rate and How do You Take Advantage of It?
What is the Cap Rate? Many beginners do not know what Cap Rate means. The Cap Rate is just a number indicating the profitability of a property compared to other properties in the vicinity. Here is how you calculate a Cap Rate: Take the total Net Operating Income (NOI), divide [more]
Real Estate Crowdfunding Capital: How Outside Funding Works
If you want to invest in fractional ownership of real estate on platforms such as Invown, you can do so with as little as $500. But most people think that if you want to buy an entire property, you need a lot of your own capital. While one certainly needs [more]
Two Ways to Build Home Equity When Interest Rates Are High
For many, real estate is the most expensive asset they purchase, and they obtain debt to close on a property in the form of a mortgage. On average, over the long term, across the United States, real estate increases in value at about the same rate as inflation, or about [more]
Disclaimer
This website is operated by Invown Corp (“Invown”), which is not a registered broker-dealer or funding portal. Unless indicated otherwise, all securities-related activity on this site is conducted by Invown Funding Portal, LLC (“Invown Funding Portal”), an affiliate of Invown and an SEC-registered funding portal and member of FINRA, located [more]
Crowdfunding for Real Estate
Real estate sponsors and owners looking to raise equity financing for their real estate deals have several options. Generally, they set up a Limited Liability Company and sell membership units to investors to raise capital for the real estate they would like to buy. In essence, they are selling securities [more]