All Forum Posts by: Michael Le

@Michael Le perhaps you misinterpreted my intentions. My intentions wasn’t to solicit his investment. It was to connect, network, and learn. 

We have a pretty extensive list of investors that we work with past present and future. We take time to reach out and connect with these guys on a pretty regular basis. Having someone be a part of that process isn’t out of line, as far as I can see atleast, but most importantly Stuart may benefit from seeing what and how we do things so that he can apply in his own way in his own market. 

Appreciate the call for concern - perhaps I should have left off specifics of the fund though it wasn’t for solicitation - rather to outline what we are doing and that he can do so too.

Stuart, would love to connect. I actually just launched a 506b fund for my company Keystone Capital Group. We are about 40% raised on a small $2M fund. We are in NC and most of the investors so far are from NC, SC, and VA. But the fund accepts from all over.

There is a lot of good information posted well before my input. If you wanted to be a part of the raise for my fund, we are certainly looking for strategic partners to help raise capital. If you have questions about launching your own fund Id most certainly be happy to share with you the journey and details of whats involved in doing so - so that you may launch one your self if you feel ready!! Let me know!

Thanks for the shout @Yonah Weiss!

Hi @Stuart Chinworth, 

Sure, there are a variety of ways someone can add value to a syndicator. 

Not surprisingly, capital raising is one way to get in on deals because if you raise capital for or invest with a syndicator then you can ask all the questions you want. 

In some instances, you could get to be on the GP side.

@Mike Dymski thank you for the in-depth breakdown