Crowdfunding vs Syndications with Gene Trowbridge

<p>Do you want to learn how to structure a deal in a way that it won’t be a security?</p> <p>Most people who are into real estate investing are already familiar with syndication and crowdfunding, but there are still those who confuse deals structured as a joint venture with those as a security.</p> <p>One mistake and you can get into trouble with the SEC. So join us today as Gene Trowbridge educates us about this matter.</p> <p>Gene Trowbridge has 20 years of experience in real estate syndication and 25 years as a syndication (SEC) lawyer. He is one of the founding partners of the Trowbridge Law Group LLC, where his law practice focuses on the syndication of commercial and investment real estate, through both debt and equity.</p> <p>In this episode, Gene enlightens us on the legal side of syndication and crowdfunding as he talks about the SEC in line with deals structured in security.</p> <p>Checkout -- Raising Capital Without Rejection Full-Day Workshop (Online): <a href='https://investorattractionworkshop.com/'>https://investorattractionworkshop.com/</a></p> <p>What you'll learn in just 21 minutes from today's episode:</p> <ul><li>Understand what syndication and crowdfunding are all about as well as how the two works</li> <li>Discover what security is, how different it is from a joint venture, and learn how to structure a deal in a way that it won’t be a security</li> <li>Find out the biggest mistakes real estate investors make that later on lead to them getting in trouble with the SEC</li> </ul> <p>Resources/Links:</p> <ul><li>Learn more about syndication, crowdfunding, and the SEC by visiting the Trowbridge Law Group LLC’s website. Just go to<a href='https://trowbridgelawgroup.com/'> </a><a href='https://trowbridgelawgroup.com/'>https://trowbridgelawgroup.com/</a></li> </ul> <p>Topics Covered:</p> <p>01:02 – How Gene defines syndication and crowdfunding</p> <p>06:24 – Is there a difference between syndication and a joint venture?</p> <p>07:09 – Joint venture vs. security: Things the SEC looks at in determin