Raise Capital Legally
Ready to invest in properties and projects bigger than you can manage alone? Then you're ready to syndicate. Our "Raise Capital Legally" host and Corporate Securities Attorney Kim Lisa Taylor, and co-host Krisha Young guides you through this complex and confusing world. Learn how to raise all the capital you need for real estate or small business and avoid legal potholes.
Each episode either teaches a subject related to capital raising or interviews service providers who offer services investors need as they grow their businesses. At the end of each show, Kim and her guests take live questions from the audience.
Kim is not just an attorney, she's also an investor. She has owned or controlled 30 rental properties; has been a general partner in a land development project; and currently owns vacation rentals. She is also the author of two Amazon best sellers on how to raise capital legally. Kim and her team have helped hundreds of clients raise ~$4B.
Information discussed during this podcast is of a general, educational nature and should not be construed as a legal advice.
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Raise Capital Legally
The Top 7 Questions Everyone Asks Before Raising Capital
Before anyone raises capital, they tend to ask the same questions. What is a security, really? Why does my deal fall under securities laws? Why do I need so much paperwork? And why does everyone keep pointing me to Regulation D?
In this episode, Corporate Securities Attorney Kim Lisa Taylor and Syndication Attorneys’ Client Success Coach Krisha Young break down the top seven questions they hear from potential clients before they ever become clients. In plain English, the hosts explain what a security actually is, why it’s fundamentally a contractual agreement, and how the rules governing private capital raises are created and enforced.
The conversation covers Regulation D, the practical differences between Rule 506(b) and Rule 506(c), why Rule 506 is the most commonly used exemption, and why alternatives like Rule 504 rarely make sense for nationwide raises. We also explain why changes to securities laws, like changing accredited investor definitions take time, including the roles of Congress, the SEC, FINRA, and state regulators.
If you’re considering raising capital and feel confused or overwhelmed by the rules, this episode answers the exact questions most people ask at the beginning and explains why the answers are never as simple as they wish they were.
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