Posted by Dave T on June 26, 2004 at 14:00:38:
I interpreted the question a little differently. I assumed that Doug was asking about advertising for “partners” to participate in a shared ownership arrangement.
Does this interpretation change your reply?
Can I advertise for investors?Securities Law ? - Posted by Doug
Posted by Doug on June 22, 2004 at 05:01:20:
I’d like to buy some vacation real estate as a partial share. I don’t know enough people interested in the specific market I am looking at. Can I advertise for investors to go in with me or is this in violation of the Securities Laws?
Thanks
Re: Can I advertise for investors?Securities Law ? - Posted by fuzzlekins
Posted by fuzzlekins on June 22, 2004 at 14:31:19:
Where are you looking to purchase?
Re: Can I advertise for investors?Securities Law ? - Posted by Garrett Sutton
Posted by Garrett Sutton on June 22, 2004 at 09:30:46:
You cannot advertise for investors without being a registered securties offering, which, with attorney and CPA fees, generally costs more than the real estate you want to purchase. You may want to deal with a real estate broker who may have clients that want to come together for a shared purchase. But advertising for investors will lead you to problems. Garrett