I will draft US attorney rule 506b private placement and compliance docs
Specializing in Rule 506 Capital Raising And SEC Compliance
About this Gig
Raising capital under Rule 506(b) of Regulation D requires strict adherence to SEC guidelines, specifically the prohibition of general solicitation and the management of non accredited investors. As a licensed US attorney, I provide the specialized legal drafting necessary to ensure your private placement is compliant and protected.
A 506(b) offering allows you to raise unlimited capital from accredited investors and up to 35 sophisticated non-accredited investors, provided no advertising is used. My drafting focuses on protecting the issuer (you) by establishing the necessary pre existing substantive relationships and providing the required disclosures.
This Gig includes:
- Custom-tailored compliance frameworks for 506(b) offerings.
- Drafting of investor suitability standards.
- Professional Subscription Agreements designed for private placements.
- Risk factor disclosures to mitigate future litigation.
- Guidance on maintaining the exemption through proper documentation.
Avoid the catastrophic consequences of losing your securities exemption. I deliver high-tier, sophisticated documents that satisfy legal scrutiny and provide your investors with the confidence to fund your project.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Target country:
United States
Document type:
Legal opinion
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Letter of Intent (LOI)
Agreement type:
Other
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FAQ
What is Rule 506(b)?
It is a safe harbor for private offerings that allows unlimited capital raising without SEC registration, provided there is no general solicitation.
Can I have non-accredited investors?
Yes, up to 35 "sophisticated" non-accredited investors are allowed, but they require extensive disclosure documents.
Do you file the Form D?
I provide the legal documents for the raise; you or your counsel must file Form D with the SEC within 15 days of the first sale.
Can I advertise my 506(b) deal?
No. General solicitation (social media, public ads) is strictly prohibited under 506(b).
Is this for Real Estate Syndications?
Yes, this is the standard framework for most private real estate investment funds.
