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Corey Keller
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Approaching other Investors about capital

Corey Keller
  • Ossipee, NH
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Good morning,

I'm working on putting an email presentation together to acquire capital and partnerships with other Investors. My question is, what are the key points I need to touch on in the initial email? Do I make it short and sweet and then if they're interested, go into more detail? Any tips/tricks/advice is highly appreciated!!! Thanks!

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Jon Holdman
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Jon Holdman
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If you're emailing strangers soliciting money for a partnership, you're in very dangerous territory.  When you are asking for investments into a partnership you are "selling securities".  If you're trying to sell securities to strangers, you're making a public offering.  This is a highly regulated business.  Send enough of these and one of  your recipients will report you and you'll be having a very unpleasant conversation with the SEC or your state regulators.

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