A PPM should include all of the information for a Reg A registration statement, without certified financials if you are not allowing accredited investors in the offering.
What should be included in a Private Placement Memorandum for a QOF?
A PPM should include all of the information for a Reg A registration statement, without certified financials if you are not allowing accredited investors in the offering.
The answer to this question will vary greatly depending on the Opportunity Zone investments that the QOF will make. On top of the generally applicable content in a PPM, a PPM for a QOF will require additional disclosures related to the OZ program. Consult with an attorney who can advise you on securities law and real estate/business syndication matters.
It’s a disclosure document that contains everything including all the rules and hoops in the OZ program.
A QOF or QOZB's PPM should include a detailed description of the investment, the key persons involved, the overall market in which the investment is located, all traditional securities risks, and all risks special to QOZs -- these would include both tax risks and investment risks. For all intents and purposes, it's a regular PPM with special QOZ language added.
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