5 Ways to Take Your Company Public Right Now

MONEY YOU RAISE FROM THE PUBLIC (often called the man or woman in the street) is an investment in your business that never has to be repaid like a loan.

You just work as hard as you can to make your business grow so an investor’s money grows and he/she profits.

You can go public in several ways

Use a ULOR (Uniform Limited Offering Registration) to raise $1-million a year, every year, for your corporation.

Use a Regulation “A” registration to raise $5-million a year, every year, for your corporation.

Use a Self-Underwriting approach to selling the stock in your corporation to the public.

Use a “Shelf” or “Shell” Corporation to merge with your corporation to get access to public money for your business.

Use a Limited Partnership to raise as much money as you need when you need it from a limited number of people (usually 35 or less) who buy into your business.

ALL THE WAYS LISTED ABOVE are completely legal. But you MUST have competent, experienced legal advice BEFORE you attempt to sell any securities to the public. This is very important because you can run into serious problems if you do not have the proper advice from a competent attorney.

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Here are ideas for you

1. Use the ULOR if your corporation can do business the way you plan with the input of $1-million a year, or less. The ULOR method of going public is for small corporations that can get along on $1-million a year cash input.

2. Use the Reg A method if your corporation needs up to, and including, $5-million a year cash input. Thus, Reg A is for larger corporations needing more money each year, or for just a one-time input. Again, you need a competent Attorney’s advice.

3. Use Self-Underwriting if you’re good at selling and you’re willing to “beat the bushes” for buyers of stock in your corporation. Again, you need a good Attorney’s advice!

4. Use a Shelf or Shell Corporation if you want to go public quickly. But you MUST be very careful in your choice of the Shelf or Shell. When you buy a corporation you get everything it owns, including any earlier debts. Again, get an Attorney.

5. Use a Limited Partnership when you can find a few investors who can put in the money you need. Don’t forget that you also need an Attorney’s advice. In these methods you can offer to pay the attorney’s fee with a portion of ownership.