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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Accredited Investors come in all shapes and sizes
I am trying to find investors who believe in me and my abilities, However, I know investors only care about credibility. I have an awesome team with experience in which I lean on however, I want to bring my own investors to the table as well. When you are starting out, and do not have assets under your belt, How can you get an accredited investor to look your way?
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@Account Closed
As you mentioned it yourself investors care about your credibility and track record. If you don't have a track record, you need to partner up with someone who has and leverage their expertise to present to your investors.