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4 Angel Investing Lessons from an Angel Group Veteran
Want to be an angel? These angel investing lessons will help you make the right (and polite) approach with entrepreneurs. Read More
What is a SAFE Note and Does It Benefit Founders and Investors Alike?
What is a SAFE note, and why do startups and investors prefer them over convertible debt and other offered securities today? Read More
The Basics of Convertible Debt Offerings Under Title III
Title III convertible debt offerings allow for not-yet-profitable startups to secure funding without valuation disagreements. But what about the investors? Read More
What is an Angel Investor and What Motivates Angels to Invest?
What is an angel investor and what is it not? Learn the difference between angels and VCs, as well as the financial and nonfinancial benefits of angel investing. Read More
Lessons from Shark Tank: Is Reality TV Investing the Real Deal?
Pitching to investors is nothing like it looks on reality tv, but entrepreneurs and investors can still learn lessons from Shark Tank theatrics. Read More
3 Categories of Startup Growth Potential
There are three categories of startup growth: lifestyle, middle market and high-growth. Growth potential is the key for investors seeking high ROI. Read More
Keeping It Real: A Baby Boomer’s Guide to Real Estate Crowdfunding
Baby Boomers are looking for alternative sources of income as they retire, and real estate crowdfunding provides an opportunity to passively invest. Read More
An Introduction to the World of Angel Investing
Angel investors are wealthy individuals who invest in promising startups, but more than money, angel investing requires business savvy and good judgment. Read More
Finding Your Deal Flow in Private Investing
Discover the three ways to increase your deal flow as a private investor: personal referrals, groups and associations, and online platforms. Read More
Private Equity vs. Venture Capital 101
Venture capital is often tucked under the umbrella of private equity, but investors should know the key differences in private equity vs venture capital. Read More