I am looking for an example of a teaser term sheet to solict investors.

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by a searcher from Washington University in St. Louis
in St. Louis, MO, USA

7yrs ago

I am looking for an example of a teaser term sheet to solict investors.

I am looking raise $500k to $700k for a potential purchase. I want to start shopping this deal to investors. Is there a specific format investors prefer to see a term sheet?

Thank you for your help.

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reply by a searcher 6yrs ago
from University of Pennsylvania in New York, NY, USA

Is there a "market structure" people have been seeing recently? I've seen that a preferred equity structure with a split between investors and search thereafter is fairly common but would love to validate what others are seeing.

reply by a searcher 4yrs ago
from The University of Michigan in Boulder, CO, USA

Agreed. DocSend can be valuable if you want to protect the information, see who looks, what slides they look at, and how much time they spend on each slide