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How to raise accredited investor money?

Lincoln Wu
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Hi everyone,

I am wondering how to market a (~$10m equity) syndicated fund the correct way to gain attention. It's kinda frustrating that the size of the deal is too small for institutional investors but too large for retail investors (non-accredited investors).

Disclaimer: not a fund advertisement, i am seeking friendly advise only.


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Originally posted by @Brie Schmidt:
Originally posted by @Lincoln Wu:

Hi everyone,

I am wondering how to market a (~$10m equity) syndicated fund the correct way to gain attention. It's kinda frustrating that the size of the deal is too small for institutional investors but too large for retail investors (non-accredited investors).

Disclaimer: not a fund advertisement, i am seeking friendly advise only.


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This is the best comment I have read this month on BP! Thank you for pointing out the obvious.

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