Tilden Moschetti
Securities (Transactional)
Raleigh, North Carolina
Personal Introduction
As a Syndication Law and Private Placement Memorandum attorney, I specialize in providing expert legal guidance for raising capital through Regulation D Rules 506b and 506c. My firm's services cater to various sectors, including real estate, developers, entrepreneurs, businesses, and private equity. I pride ourselves on preparing customized, attorney-drafted private placement memorandums, operating agreements, and subscription agreements. Our primary focus is to ensure compliance with Regulation D, allowing clients to navigate the capital raising process confidently and successfully. What truly sets me apart is that for the past 9 years, I have been an active syndicator and fund manager myself, bringing to clients real-world experience, outside of the law, about how to raise capital and work with investments as a sponsor.
Practice Composition
Transactional
Education
Practice Summary
Regulation D offerings under Rules 506b and 506c. I charge flat fees, and clients typically receive the private placement memorandum, operating agreement(s), subscription agreement(s), filing of the Form D, and notifying the states under their 'blue sky laws'. Throughout the engagement, I am available for any consultation they may need on how to raise capital, work with investors, manage a syndication or fund, really whatever can help them be successful. If you think there might be a fit, feel free to reach out to discuss!
Response Time
2 days
Awards
American Institute of Legal Counsel- 10 Best Real Estate Attorneys Award
Lawyer of Distinction
Personal Interests & Charitable Work
I am fortunate to have a wonderful wife, two amazing and talented sons (ages 6 and 8), a practice I love, and clients who are a pleasure to work with. In my (albeit rare) free time, I play golf with my family. My sons both have just started competing in golf tournaments!
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