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Keep more of the money you raise from your issuance of debt or equity. Use one our PPM Templates and keep the $20,000 you'd pay someone else to write your PPM. Use your attorney efficiently - write your own PPM and have your attorney review and comment on a finished document.
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Keep more of the money you raise from your equity offering by using a TransCapital Pro PPM Template. Don't pay $20,000 for someone else to write your PPM - use your attorney to review your document, not write it.
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Keep more of the proceeds from the issuance of your debt securities. Use your attorney efficiently. Have them review and comment on your PPM, not write it, and save $20,000.
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Struggling to get a Private Placement Memorandum put together for your Real Estate deal? High-quality, fully editable Real Estate PPM Templates available for immediate download. Real Estate Fund, Distressed Rel Estate Fund and Single Asset Real Estate Transaction. Stay in State and Federal compliance as well as providing prospective investors with a proper document to make an intelligent decision.
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This PPM Template has been developed specifically for deal sponsors seeking to establish a real estate fund. Presented in Word, and available in immediate download, this Real Estate Fund PPM Template makes it easy to get up and running today.
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A lot of investors are seeking to capitalize on opportunities in Distressed and Undervalued Real Estate. If you are seeking to establish an Fund focused on Distressed Real Estate, this is your PPM Template.
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Use this Private Placement Template when you are raising capital for a specific real estate investment. As opposed to a Fund, your prospective investors get to "underwrite" their investment before they write a check.
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If you are seeking to raise capital for an Investment Fund to either make private equity investments, this template is for you. Keep your organizational expenses in check and write your own Investment Fund Offering Memorandum and then have your attorney review it.
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If you are seeking to raise capital for an Investment Fund to make real estate investments, this template is for you. Keep your organizational expenses in check and write your own Investment Fund Offering Memorandum and then have your attorney review it.
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Take advantage of the opportunties in real estate. Use this Private Placement Template to set up your own Distressed Real Estate Fund. Developed specifically for investing in distressed real estate, this PPM Template cuts thousands of dollars and weeks off your capital raising efforts.
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Making an acquisition and don't know how to communicate it to the Seller? Use these proven form letters for an Indication of Interest and Letter of Intent. Need to present your transaction to your banker, but don't know how? This Execcutive Summary has been used successfully inside a bank to get over $1 billion in transactions completed.
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If you're doing due diligence for the first time, then this is the system for you. To get your due diligence done properly, you need a system. Follow this simple comprehensive system to get your due diligence done right.
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A short survey on the need to develop a simple, easy to use and effective due diligence system.
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Don't leave money on the table. Do the math when structuring your private placement offering. If you give up too much equity, it may end up costing you hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not millions. This powerful, yet simple tool helps you figure out how much equity you need to give up.
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Get your equity pricing model here. Don't leave money on the table. Get the TransCapital Pro Equity Pricing Model and see how simple and easy it is to get your private equity offering priced.
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Watch this short video and you'll see how easy and simple, yet powerful this model is. With a few inputs you're off running scenarios to figure out the deal that works.
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In this second part of the series we'll look at the first of the three pillars - capital structure. Capital structure refers to how a business finances its operations and growth. At its simplest level capital structure consists of debt and equity. The components of capital structure that I'll discuss below are: Leverage; Loan-to-Value; Liquidity; Inter-Creditor Relationships; and Bankruptcy Considerations.
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Commitment size and required IRR - the two decision points that define the decision to pursue a transaction. However, before deciding whether to pursue a transaction, a thorough evaluation needs to take place. But what do you look at? What needs to be considered?
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If you are out raising equity, you need to do some simple math to make sure you are not leaving money on the table. In this article you'll find the six easy steps to price your private equity offering on the back of an envelope.
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Under rules 505 and 506 of Regulation D of Securities Act of 1933, an "accredited investor" is a defined term that describes who is eligible to invest in securities which have not been registered with the SEC.
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If you are raising debt or equity you will need to incorporate warrants in your deal structure. This article provides some of the backdrop and definitions you'll need to know as you put your PPM nd term sheet together.
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There are two major reasons for preparing a Private Placement Memorandum. First is to give you cover against securities fraud claims. By writing and delivering a PPM, you are establishing a record of what has been communicated to the investors about the offering and the company.
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Now that you have made the decision to use a, what goes in it? The main concern of State and Federal securities laws are the protection of the investor. In this context, there is one cardinal rule – tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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Reg D provides companies an exemption undet the Securities Act of 1933 to permit the issuance of securities which have not been registered with the SEC.
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Criteria and circumstances under which companies may sell securities pursuant to Rule 504 of Reg D of the Securites Act of 1933.
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Criteria and circumstances under which companies may sell securities pursuant to Rule 505 of Reg D of the Securites Act of 1933.
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Criteria and circumstances under which companies may sell securities pursuant to Rule 506 of Reg D of the Securites Act of 1933.
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A Warrant, also called a Stock Warrant, is a certificate that entitles the holder (the person to whom the Warrant is issued) to purchase a certain number of shares of common stock, at a stated price, for a specified period of time.
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The C corporation is a standard corporation, and is a very common business structure. The primary advantage of incorporating a business is the limited liability the corporate entity affords its shareholders.
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The LLC is a distinct business entity that combines the corporate advantage of limited liability protection with "pass-through" taxation, the method of taxation afforded to both general partnerships and S corporations.
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