Many business owners need capital but don’t want to give up control of their company. This is possible with the right legal structure. Moschetti Syndication Law specializes in helping owners raise money while keeping control.
Preferred equity structures allow you to raise money without giving investors voting control. Investors get a fixed return and priority in distributions. But you keep decision-making authority.
Debt structures are another option. Investors lend money to your business and receive interest payments. They don’t get ownership or voting rights. You maintain complete control.
Revenue-sharing agreements let investors participate in business success without ownership. They receive a percentage of revenues for a set period. You keep all ownership and control.
“I needed capital for expansion but couldn’t give up control of my family business. Tilden structured a preferred equity deal that gave me the money I needed while keeping all decision-making power. It was exactly what I needed.” – M.D.
The firm’s documents clearly define investor rights and limitations. This prevents misunderstandings about who makes what decisions. Investors know they’re getting returns, not control.
Securities compliance is still required even when investors don’t get control. Moschetti ensures all documents meet SEC requirements while protecting your management authority.
These structures require careful documentation to work properly. The firm creates clear agreements that protect both your control and investor interests.
For business owners who need capital but want to keep control, Moschetti Syndication Law provides structures that accomplish both goals successfully.
