4 Frequently Asked Questions About Accredited Investors

Syndication Law & The Private Placement Memorandum Attorney

When it comes to accredited investors, there are frequently asked questions that need clarifying. An accredited investor generally meets either an income or wealth test. They make over $200,000 annually for the past two years or have $1 million of net wealth excluding their family home equity. Here are four common queries:

1. If you're a syndication sponsor and not an accredited investor, can you still invest? The answer is yes. As a sponsor, you're considered an accredited investor under Rule 501 A.

2. Can an LLC invest? Yes, under two conditions. If all equity owners are accredited investors (Rule 501, subsection 8) or if the entity wasn't formed specifically for acquiring your offering and it has investments exceeding $5 million (Rule 501, subsection 9).

3. Can a group of accredited and non-accredited investors form an LLC to invest in a 506c? The answer is no as they are not all accredited investors and likely don't have over $5 million of net assets. However, in a 506b offering, it is possible but non-accredited investors are counted against the 35 non-accredited investor limit.

4. Can certified financial planners invest due to their credentials? Sometimes, they can. The SEC has approved certain licenses: series 7 (broker-dealer), series 65 (investment advisor representative), and series 82 (private securities seller). These license holders are considered accredited investors.

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