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In a recent angel investors meeting one of our members asked for a list of angel investment red flags. This is a list of red flags from several sources.

Experts spend way too much effort on how to find startup investors and not nearly enough on why you might not want to find startup investors

The unfortunate reality is that you’ll likely hear “no” more than you’ll hear “yes”. The key is to not give up and take it as a learning experience to refine your next attempt.

What does it take to successfully get funding from angel investors? Check out these tips from seasoned investor and business planning expert, Tim Berry, to improve your chances.

There’s nothing worse than preparing to pitch to an investor and being asked a question that you don’t have a good answer to. To help you avoid that issue, here are some common questions angel investors will ask.

A bank needs a lot upfront before deciding to lend you money. And while there may be exceptions, these are the most common things you’ll need to share with your potential lender.

You’ll likely have to give up a piece of your company when pursuing investment. It’s worth nailing down how much you are willing to let go before you ever start reaching out to investors.