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Kamden Crawford

When purchasing a commercial property with existing tenants, buyers often begin and end their due diligence with the rent roll. It shows the current rent, lease terms, and security deposits used to evaluate the property’s income. That information is important, but it does not show every obligation the buyer may assume at closing. By acquiring...

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In most commercial real estate transactions, buyers understandably tend to focus on the economic terms – the purchase price, debt structure, and closing date. Those terms matter, but they are only part of the deal. Once a contract is signed, the due diligence period is the buyer’s opportunity to confirm whether the property can actually...

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When preparing to sell a small or mid-size business, many owners focus on financial records and finding the right buyer. While those are critical components of any transaction, failure to address legal due diligence can threaten the integrity of the transaction. Legal due diligence is one of the most important steps a seller can take...

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Once a private securities offering is ready to launch, issuers and fund managers must tackle the challenge of raising capital. Registered broker-dealers play a significant role in securities offerings by connecting issuers with potential investors. However, an increasing number of unregistered capital raisers, finders, agents, and individuals with similar titles claim they can assist issuers...

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SEC ADOPTS NEW PRIVATE FUND ADVISER RULES By: Kamden Crawford, Esq. On August 23, 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) finalized new rules under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (“Advisers Act”) for advisers of private funds (“New Rules”) with the purpose of enhancing protections to investors in private funds. The New Rules can...

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