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How is Regulation Crowdfunding different from angel investing?
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Angel investors are accredited investors. Their typical investment amount ranges from $150,000 to $2,000,000.
Regulation Crowdfunding allows not just accredited investors, but also non-accredited investors to invest in your company. Angel investors can potentially negotiate for a large enough portion of control in your company in order to secure their investment that you may then need to consult them with every decision you make in the future.
Regulation Crowdfunding allowing non-accredited investors to invest can potentially diversify the number and size of different parties holding control in your company, making you less beholden to any single party.
Regulation Crowdfunding allows not just accredited investors, but also non-accredited investors to invest in your company. Angel investors can potentially negotiate for a large enough portion of control in your company in order to secure their investment that you may then need to consult them with every decision you make in the future.
Regulation Crowdfunding allowing non-accredited investors to invest can potentially diversify the number and size of different parties holding control in your company, making you less beholden to any single party.
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