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John Maher
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investor offering memo for farm purchase by multi-member LLC

John Maher
  • Investor
  • Medford, OR
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I'm looking for guidance on structuring an impact investment to purchase a ~16 acre farm in Oregon ($800,000) for a local school to use as an outdoor education facility and produce farm. I have several families and individuals interested in contributing capital (alongside myself) to the downpayment and a local bank willing to lend the balance of the purchase cost, but I'm unclear how to structure the transaction and offering memorandum for the investors. 

I've formed a multi-member LLC, retained a local attorney and a licensed RE broker versed in Oregon RE law, and secured a verbal price commitment from the seller (who is also committed to the cause). I'm planning to raise ~$600,000 and borrow $200,000 to keep the mortgage expense low while the school and the farm ramp up enrollment/tuition, farm to doorstep CSA (community supported agriculture) sales/revenues; and their grant writing and foundational endowment.

I expect the LLC/investors to own the property and lease to the school for 3-5 years; and then sell the property to the school when they're financials have improved.

* Do I use a co-purchase agreement or issues equity to the other families?

* Do I need to consider Reg D Rule 506

* Do I retain a management fee or equity 'carry' for managing the transaction and reporting?

Thank you! 

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