Opening a mini-fund

Ok so basically I'm graduating, and will hopefully have a job when I graduate in a month and a half at a boutique HF/PE shop. However, I want to start on the side a small firm that is basically a hedge fund, except I'm planning on starting with 10k and may have some other close friends/family that will throw in money as well and although I will do some trading, it will only account for probably 40% of revenue etc. Let's assume the firm I'm working for has no problems with me doing this...I don't want to publicize this or make it my main job, I just want something that I can 1) have on my resume and 2) can track my returns as a business. The other parts of revenue will come from lending (hard to explain, but generates about 8% a year), sports betting (looking at 30% return a year), as well as some fixed income. I basically want to create a hybrid fund, but have it registered as a legit business.

What are the legal steps that I must take to do this? Are there any SEC regulations that I have to abide by or anything? I won't be doing any marketing or trying to get new clients unless they approach me, and will only keep it to friends and family.

I also want the very least startup costs as possible.

Appreciate any help you guys can give.

 

Anybody have anything more than that guide? Interested in what state I would need to do this for legal reasons with sports betting (if it matters if I'm in Vegas or not) or if I can get in trouble betting online, since I'm pretty positive it is legal, as long as I'm not TAKING bets, but making them...Also best for taxes etc. I'm located in NYC currently, but also have a house in new england so either one is fine.

 

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