I have three comments: - This is great, I think. It seems like a good way for small businesses to get money without being under the unethical wip that many ang

I have three comments: - This is great, I think. It seems like a good way for small businesses to get money without being under the unethical wip that many angel investors place over them. - "If either your net worth or your annual income is < than $100,000, then you can invest, in any 12 month period, up to the greater of either $2,000 or 5% of the lesser of your annual income or net worth." - This leaves me in a not so great situation of not being allowed to invest. I have plenty of money, but I live frugally and have very little income... That's just silly. Most people wouldn't be in this situation, because most people have their net worth in mutual funds, in which case they have income too. But trust fund kiddies, people with their money in real-estate, and people who's funds comes from a non-spousal familly member might have no or little income/net worth at all... - This is actually something that makes the US look like a good place to do business...