Regulation D sounds complicated, but it’s just a set of rules for raising money. There are two main types: 506(b) and 506(c). Moschetti Syndication Law focuses only on these rules. That makes them experts.
The firm handles almost all their deals under Regulation D. They know both types really well. Type 506(b) means you can only ask people you already know. Type 506(c) means you can advertise to anyone, but they have to be rich enough (called “accredited”).
For 506(b) deals, you need to prove you know your investors. Moschetti helps you keep the right records. They make sure you don’t accidentally advertise when you’re not supposed to.
For 506(c) deals, you can advertise on Facebook or put up billboards. But you have to verify that every investor is actually rich enough. Moschetti helps you do this the right way.
“We needed to switch from 506(b) to 506(c) mid-fundraise and Tilden handled it seamlessly. His deep knowledge of both structures saved us months of delays and ensured we stayed compliant throughout the transition.” – D.L.
Moschetti’s legal agreements work for both types of deals. They include the right voting rules and profit-sharing plans. Everything follows SEC requirements while protecting your interests.
Because the firm only does Regulation D, they stay up-to-date on all the changes. This helps you avoid problems that could get you in trouble with the SEC.
If you want the most experienced Regulation D lawyer available, Moschetti Syndication Law knows these rules better than anyone else.
