Real estate syndication is a powerful investment strategy that allows multiple investors to pool capital to acquire or develop real estate assets that would otherwise be out of reach individually. When structured correctly, syndications create win-win opportunities: sponsors (the organizers of the deal) gain access to capital, while investors benefit from passive income and potential appreciation.
However, syndicating real estate isn’t just about pooling funds—it must be structured legally and strategically to ensure compliance with SEC regulations, investor protections, and clear profit-sharing agreements.
At Moschetti Syndication Law, we specialize in structuring, launching, and ensuring compliance for Regulation D Rules 506(b) and 506(c) offerings, giving real estate sponsors and fund managers the legal foundation to raise capital with confidence.
A real estate syndication or fund follows a structured process that ensures compliance and smooth capital deployment.
Since real estate syndications and funds involve pooled investor capital, they fall under U.S. securities laws – making your offering SEC-compliant is essential. Failing to follow proper regulations can lead to legal risks, investor disputes, and deal termination.
A poorly structured syndication can lead to legal risks, delayed closings, and investor hesitations. At Moschetti Syndication Law, we ensure that your syndication is structured properly from day one, so you can focus on raising capital and closing deals.
506(b) allows non-accredited investors but restricts
advertising. 506(c) allows public marketing but only
accredited investors can participate.
Yes—SEC compliance, investor agreements, and
structuring require expert legal oversight to avoid
legal pitfalls.
With our streamlined process, most syndications
are investor-ready in 2-3 weeks.
