b'Which Securities Exemption to Choose Your track record is the driver. Strangers you meet through advertising wont invest in your offering unless the members of your asset management entity have significant experience acquiring and owning the same type of property you plan to acquire.However, friends, family and acquaintances will invest with you while you are building a track record. For this reason, all of our clients who are new to syndication and buying commercial real estate will start with the Regulation D, Rule 506(b) exemption.Onlythosewhohavesuccessfullycompletedmultiplespecified offerings, for properties within the same asset class, or who have team members in management who havewill be able to successfully advertise and complete a Rule 506(c) offering.Additionally,itdoesntmakesensetostartoutwithamuchmore expensive Regulation A+ Offering, until you have some proven success with Regulation D offerings, and it would only make sense then if you are having trouble finding sufficient capital to acquire deals from your current network of investors and need to reach a wider audience of non-accredited and unsophisticated investors (i.e., the general public).Generally, you must have demonstrated success owning or controlling at least 5-6 similar properties with investors in a series of specified offerings before investors you meet through advertising will consider investing with you. 70'