Your sentence structure and grammar is certainly better than some of the posters on here that respond to everything ;-)You do an order of magnitude better job than I would do in your language too!

It's hard to understand your question due to grammar errors.

It doens't need to be professionally prepared, just proofread it for grammar and spelling.Try to make the investor's life easy.

1) Get an attorney2) Take a night school class on basic grammar and punctuation.

Despite criminal history, typing/grammar errors, etc. you can always improve and make something of yourself if you have sincerity, integrity, and good work ethic.

Just a grammar thing but I would maybe write "about potentially providing a solution." 

Ugh, horrible grammar!

@Kevin MorrisI had a grammar school teacher that instilled the “trust your gut” mentality in me.

I hope you feel like a buffoon for resorting to name-calling and the online equivalent of hostility.In grammar, when something is written and followed by a colon (":"), the succeeding text is used to describe the text that precedes it.

Not sure if I was sober when I wrote this...but from the grammar it seems likely.