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You can fund your startup with non-accredited investors by using SEC registration exemptions from Reg D (504, 506b) or Regulation Crowdfunding under Title III, or an intra-state exemption based on Rule 147 or Rule 147A. Whichever you use, you need to think about how many investors you can manage, how to set expectations of non-accredited investors, and how having a lot of non-accredited investors might affect your ability to raise funding from angel investors or venture capital investors.
Great resource for early-stage entrepreneurs.
Great overview of these exemptions thank you.
Have you made a video regarding Regulation A?
Hi Steve, can I use regulation crowdfunding to start a quasi hedge fund for non-accredited investors?
Hi Steve . Is there a way to work with your company on a one on one basis?
Hello ,thanks what happens when am not us citizen ,but I incorporate in Delaware ,can I use 147A to raise from the state of Delaware. Thanks
Invaluable insights. Thanks, Steve.
good information