No. Review the actual governing documents and what the summary relies on.
Identify the contractual conditions
Keep relevant capital, fee and project obligations visible. A short sales description does not establish qualifying investment treatment or financial safety.
The economic analysis in full, with its inputs and methodology; the construction and operating budgets; signed contracts supporting major expenditure lines; the business plan; and the offering documents describing how jobs are allocated among investors. Start from the event that generated the funds and trace the ownership, payments, accounts, and any conversions through to the eventual investment, keeping actual dates and figures rather than smoothing over inconsistencies. Where a portion of the capital comes from another person, that person must document how they lawfully obtained it, through their own tax filings, business records or sale documents, and the transfer itself needs a deed or agreement and matching account entries on both sides. The documents that normally settle the point are the signed subscription or purchase documents, escrow terms, wire records, bank statements, tax records, and records showing the lawful origin of every transferred amount.