Troy Buckholdt
Founder, DoorRaise
Troy Buckholdt is the founder of DoorRaise, which helps sponsors raise equity for apartment deals from the people who already trust them, with escrow until closing and a standard fee card. Troy writes these guides to explain syndication rules in plain English.
Articles by Troy Buckholdt
Sponsor guides
Compliance
506(b) vs. 506(c): Which Exemption Fits Your Real Estate Syndication?
Sponsor guides
How to Raise Money for a Real Estate Deal on Social Media Without Breaking Securities Law
Sponsor guides
Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) for Real Estate: What It Includes and What It Costs
Compliance
Form D Filing for a Real Estate Syndication: Deadline, Steps and State Notices
Compliance
Accredited Investor Verification for 506(c) Real Estate Deals
Investors
Accredited Investor Definition: Who Qualifies in 2026
Investors
Real Estate Syndication Fees and the Preferred Return, Explained
Sponsor guides
Can You Get Paid to Raise Capital for Real Estate? Broker-Dealer Rules for Syndications
Investors
How to Vet a Real Estate Syndication Before You Invest
Sponsor guides
How to Find Investors for a Real Estate Deal Without Breaking Securities Rules
Compliance
Subscription Agreement for a Real Estate Syndication: What It Includes and Why It Matters
Sponsor guides
Regulation Crowdfunding for Real Estate: How Sponsors Can Raise From Non-Accredited Investors
Sponsor guides
Real Estate Joint Venture vs. Syndication: When Does Your Deal Become a Security?
Sponsor guides
Cost Segregation for Apartment Syndications: How It Works in 2026
Sponsor guides
Real Estate Syndication Software: What Sponsors Actually Need in 2026
Sponsor guides
Investor Updates for a Real Estate Syndication: What to Send and When
Investors
Equity Multiple vs. IRR vs. Cash-on-Cash Return: How to Read a Syndication's Numbers
Investors
Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) vs. Syndication: Options for 1031 Exchange Investors
Investors
Real Estate Crowdfunding vs. Syndication: Which Is Right for You?
Sponsor guides
Can a Content Creator Raise Money From Followers for Real Estate? The Legal Options
Compliance
Rule 506(c) for Content Creators: How to Raise From Accredited Followers
Compliance
Can Your Followers Invest Under 506(b)? The Substantive Relationship Test for Creators
Compliance
Non-Accredited Followers and Real Estate Deals: Your Options as a Creator
Sponsor guides
Creator as Sponsor or Paid Promoter? How to Structure Your Role in a Real Estate Deal
Compliance
What Creators Can Say (and Can't) in Videos and Posts About a Real Estate Deal
Sponsor guides
How Much Can a Creator Raise From Followers for a Real Estate Deal? A Funnel Walkthrough
Sponsor guides
Turn Followers Into Investors: Using Email, Webinars and a Deal Page the Right Way
Compliance
Creator Liability in Real Estate Raises: Lessons From Cardone, Kardashian and the SEC
Sponsor guides
A Creator's First Real Estate Raise: A 90-Day Plan From Deal to Closing
Investors
How to Invest in Apartment Buildings as a Beginner: 4 Ways to Start
Investors
Apartment Syndication for Beginners: How It Works From Deal to Payout
Investors
How Much Money Do You Need to Invest in an Apartment Syndication?
Investors
Can You Invest in Apartment Deals If You're Not an Accredited Investor?
Investors
Apartment Syndication Risks Every New Investor Should Understand
Investors
20 Questions to Ask an Apartment Sponsor Before You Invest
Investors
How Apartment Syndication Investors Get Paid: Distributions, Pref and Sale Proceeds
Investors
Apartment Syndication Taxes for Beginners: K-1s, Depreciation and Passive Losses
Investors
Apartment Syndication vs. REIT vs. Owning a Building Yourself
Investors
Your First Apartment Syndication Investment: A Step-by-Step Checklist
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