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Mark Rosenthal2015-02-05 20:37:55
Startups
Mark Rosenthal, 2015-02-05 20:37:55

How to draw up an investor agreement with a developer?

Hey!
I met people with a very interesting idea.
They have almost everything: a team, some kind of business plan, a presentation, and most importantly, a desire.
But, unfortunately, as is often the case, they do not have enough finance.
I decided to help them, but the question arose: how and what papers to issue in order to observe the rights and obligations in the future?
Maybe someone came across this, throw in samples, links to articles - whatever.

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Dmitry Solodukha, 2015-02-07
@NeiTrinO2

Hey!
There are several options for such agreements. It all depends on the literacy of the second party and how much you trust them:
1. Investment agreement
2. Loan agreement with the definition of the exact terms of its repayment, as well as the inheritance of the share. Plus, you can take a share of the company as a pledge.
Well, or the simplest solution: the buyer of a share in the company with the condition of its transfer as the capitalization of the company increases.

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Buzzilevs, 2015-02-12
@Buzzilevs

Little is clear from these introductions.
At least you need to understand what the idea is (in general terms), what your money will be spent on, what you want in return for your money, what your partners are ready to do to get funding.
Without this, any advice is fortune telling on coffee grounds and the most general recommendations.
From such recommendations: either the creation of a legal entity that will implement the project, and in which all participants will have shares or shares; or you borrow money from someone on the team.
The third option: take them all to work, conclude labor contracts, write down bonuses in case of successful implementation of the project.

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