I looking to get a private investor for my start up company. What does a letter to a private investor look lik

Answer 1

First spelling not matter, not sure why people so obsessed over spelling. Most probably use a Spell Checker and think they know how to spell. I recieve letters from many top companies and they still have Spelling Errors and/or Context Errors.
Congratulations! You have been invited to a one day boat cruise. All expenses paid. You will receive a complimentary Dinner Buffet. During the cruise you will be presented with the opportunity to invest in a Start Up Company that will benefit your investment opportunities. This presentation will last approximately 1-2 depending on questions and answers to educate the potential investor of this ground breaking opportunity. Afterwords; drinks, snacks and relaxation as we enjoy the beautiful scenery and tranquility of the cruise. During this time those interested will have the opportunity to discuss this investment in a more casual manner. You are welcome to invite a spouse, relative or friend. There is no obligation or pressure. Each interested investor will be given an investment packet to review in the comfort of their home. The packet will include contact information for our Investor Relations. Please respond R.S.V.P. by "September 32, 1995"??? so that we can make the necessary arrangements and reservations for the cruise. You will receive a conformation for the cruise and ticket(s) to board. Do not miss out on this no pressure invitation to invest in this opportunity.
Sincerely; Investor Relations/John Doe; CEO/ESQ???

OR; just send an investment packet in the mail with information for contacting.

Most Companies that want investors; research who and where they are and do the "wine and dine" approach. It gives things class! It is best if you can find friends/relatives you can trust. If, you ever read of some of the people from days past. They may not have had many investors, but, the investors had the money. This handful of investors along with yourself will hold all the stock in many cases. The investors recieve stock in the company for the amount of money they put up. This the fine details you want to work out; may be a 60/40 split. 60% to you and 40% divided among the investors. You need 51% of the company stock to maintain control or at least a 51% Stockholder Vote if you have less than 50%.

Answer 2

With a few hundred dollars I would purchase a good growth stock mutual fund. Try to add to it on a monthly basis if you can. Mutual funds offer instant diversification and are a great way to get your feet wet in the market. The public library has many great books on mutual funds and would be a great place to start your education. If you start young and invest on a monthly basis even a very little amount you can be a very wealthy person and retire early if you choose to. I wish my parents had done this for me. Trust me, invest as little as $50 per month in a good stock mutual fund and in a very short time, (10-15 years) you will have a small fortune. Don't get caught up in the next get rich quick scheme. Also, don't panic when the market goes down, because it will. Just keep dollar cost averaging (investing the same amount each month, buying shares, some times the prices will be up, sometimes down.) If you do this you will be very wealthy. In addition, set up six months of your monthly expenses in a savings account or money market fund so you don't have to sell your mutual fund holdings if you need money. Keep adding to your savings and mutual funds each month and avoid the temptation to withdrawal money and I guarantee you will be wealthy beyond your belief. Hope that helps.

Answer 3

Well to begin with, it has correct use of the language and no spelling errors!