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Failing to Turn Real Estate Into a Security

Doug Cornelius August 14, 2013September 25, 2013 What is a Security?   [+]

Fee simple ownership of the “bricks and mortar” of real estate is not a security. “The offer of real estate as such, without any collateral arrangements with the seller or others, does not involve the offer of a security.” As you move further away from that model, you move closer and closer to the ownership … Read more »

When is Real Estate a Security?

Doug Cornelius August 16, 2011September 25, 2013 Investment Advisers Act, What is a Security?   3

Fee simple ownership of the “bricks and mortar” of real estate is not a securities transaction. “The offer of real estate as such, without any collateral arrangements with the seller or others, does not involve the offer of a security.” As you move further away from that model, you move closer and closer to the … Read more »

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