Emmanuel Realty, LLC
Summary
Emmanuel Realty, LLC (CIK 0002136829) filed a Form D initial notice on 2026-06-02 for a $6.0M private placement under Regulation D. The offering consists of equity securities, with first sale occurring on 2026-05-04. The filing lists three related persons (Benathan Upshaw, Richard Bramwell Jr, Margarita Pajaro) as executive officers/managers involved in sourcing and managing real estate development projects. No information is provided on the number of investors, non-accredited investor participation, minimum investment, or use of proceeds, limiting transparency. The company is a New York-based limited liability company in the 'Other Real Estate' sector, operating for over five years.
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