The LP update and distribution notice that state, never promise

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An investor update on a project mid-build carries two kinds of sentence, and only one belongs in it. Reports state what the record shows: capital called, spend against budget where both figures are pasted, leases signed, a distribution that was paid. Promises say what comes next, and a promise to investors is regulated speech. The model drifts toward promises because updates everywhere end on 'on track'. A fixed template stops the drift by giving every kind of fact a home and none to a forecast: status by record, capital, leasing, the distribution notice, and a closing section that says what the update does not say. Letters of intent and signed leases get separate lines. A distribution is stated as paid, from the run. Tax goes to each investor's own adviser. No return is computed. The gate holds: raising money from investors is a securities matter, the update is a draft for securities counsel's review, and nothing in it says the offering is compliant.

Fill this template from the pasted records only: STATUS BY RECORD / CAPITAL / LEASING (signed leases and LOIs on separate lines) / DISTRIBUTION NOTICE (as paid, from the run) / WHAT THIS UPDATE DOES NOT SAY. A variance appears only where both the actual and the budget are pasted. No forward-looking sentence, no return computed. Missing figures read [NEEDS: the record]. [quarter records] [distribution run]