Video 9: Crowd Funding
The Jobs Act of 2012 loosened regulations governing capital raising. Though very much in its infancy, alternative funding sources have
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The Jobs Act of 2012 loosened regulations governing capital raising. Though very much in its infancy, alternative funding sources have
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On Thursday, June 27th, LANDCO sent a small delegation to the National Real Estate Investor’s Commercial Real Estate/High Net Worth Investment Conference in New York City. Read the key “takeaway” points, from our point of view.
The CRE Financial Council’s Distress Debt Summit, held in Santa Monica on May 9th and 10th, was well worth attending. What follows are a few conference topics and what we felt were views sharing significant consensus or opposition. We hope you will find this as interesting as we did.