Help Ensure You Stay in SEC Compliance the Fast, Easy, Inexpensive Way…
Download Our Attorney-Prepared WEBSITE DISCLAIMER for Your State!
Trust me, you don’t want to get on the SEC’s bad side, and if your website currently has a page on private lending (without the necessary legal disclaimers) you could be at risk of doing just that!
But luckily for you, we’ve come up with an easy fix.
Simply click on your state in the map on this page and then click the blue info icon when it zooms in. You’ll then be able to purchase our attorney-prepared website disclaimer for your state.
That’s right, we carefully studied SEC compliance requirements and identified three levels that you could fall into when dealing with private lenders. We then crafted an HTML page that you can buy and post to your website that clearly explains what level you are in for your state so that you stay in compliance with the SEC.
WARNING: If You Don’t Take This Easy Step to Stay in SEC Compliance Things Could Get Real Ugly, Real Fast!
Did you know that if you don’t post the proper disclaimers, the SEC could notify all your private lenders and tell them you are not in compliance … or worse they could issue you a cease and desist order … or still worse they could charge you with fraud?
Well, they can do all of the above and much more. That’s why it’s important that you take the easy steps required to stay in SEC compliance – and quite possibly the easiest step you can take is to download our website disclaimer for your state!
Here’s the bottom line:
There’s no question that using private lenders is “The” way to go when you need funding for your real estate deals. It’s the best, easiest, least expensive and safest way to fund your deals. That’s why all the rich successful national real estate speakers use private lenders.
All you have to do is stay in SEC compliance, which is not hard to do. And it all starts with having the right disclaimers on your website. So don’t delay, click on your state in the map on this page today!
A few points on advertising…
- Advertising in every state is not allowed unless you are registered with your States SEC office. Seeking private lenders via your website is considered advertising.
- Level 2 & 3 website disclaimers are for those of you that registered.
- The level 1 website disclaimer is a must for folks that are not registered.
NOTE: After purchase, please provide the downloaded zip file to your web developer or web host. You’ll be able to personalize the website content by editing the xml files found in the data folder.